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Lsp for unpolished paint


kazino

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We have 5 cars, 2 daily drivers (cayenne and Audi TT) and 2 sports cars (both Porsche turbos) and 1 weekend car (Ferrari). Unfortunately due to time limitations I can't break out the da and correct them like I used to when I had just the one car and lots of time. 

Would like to do the basic prep work of tar\fallout removal then clay and wondering which lsp would be best to put onto the uncorrected paint to give as good a protection and gloss and if possible some swirl filling. 

I don't mind spending a little bit extra on the Ferrari but won't have time to break out the DA on her. 

Please let me know what products you would suggest 

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31 minutes ago, Beemer said:

Paint Sealant maintained with H2O Guard & Gloss.  Or if you really want it quick and easy just use H2O after washing with Wash & Wax.

 

Thanks, fit the Ferrari to get some extra gloss and swirl filling could one use Adams brilliant glaze under paint sealant?

 

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9 minutes ago, kazino said:

Thanks, fit the Ferrari to get some extra gloss and swirl filling could one use Adams brilliant glaze under paint sealant?

 

You can use he glaze under the Paint Sealant, however most like to use the Paint Sealant first so it has primary contact with the paint/clear coat. Then an application of brilliant glaze.

 

You can then top it off with Americana/Patriot wax or another brilliant glaze application lol. then H2O GG. or skip the wax and go to the GG after the Paint sealant and glaze.

 

Here is an interior view of what it looked hen it rained in CA towards the end of February;

In order;

1-LPS

2-Brilliant Glaze

3-Americana wax

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