So as a fathers day gift the wife had my CX5 fully detailed at a shop I know and have used on another car in the past that was a swirl mess. They do incredible work and I am super pleased with the result. The CX5 is a pearl white Metallic and it never really popped that is until they got done with it. Ok so on to my question they washed did minor correction and polished and sealed with a product called "Black Pearl" he described it as a polymer based sealant. I am just not familiar with the product... anyone ever heard of it or used it? The finish is super slick and even and has super tight water beads and sheets water very well . So being a "polymer sealant" what would be the best "layering approach? Wash and hit with detail spray and call it good? Top with guard and gloss and maybe hit with a little brilliant glaze every so often? or just maybe a topcoat of say buttery Wax?
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So as a fathers day gift the wife had my CX5 fully detailed at a shop I know and have used on another car in the past that was a swirl mess. They do incredible work and I am super pleased with the result. The CX5 is a pearl white Metallic and it never really popped that is until they got done with it. Ok so on to my question they washed did minor correction and polished and sealed with a product called "Black Pearl" he described it as a polymer based sealant. I am just not familiar with the product... anyone ever heard of it or used it? The finish is super slick and even and has super tight water beads and sheets water very well . So being a "polymer sealant" what would be the best "layering approach? Wash and hit with detail spray and call it good? Top with guard and gloss and maybe hit with a little brilliant glaze every so often? or just maybe a topcoat of say buttery Wax?
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