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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
fwiw... i used the klass twins on my daughters silver mustang and my wife's, it's not beige and it's not black stang, and it made them shine real nice. lsp was megs #26 yellow wax.
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
Originally Posted by cooksnj
fwiw... i used the klass twins on my daughters silver mustang and my wife's, it's not beige and it's not black stang, and it made them shine real nice. lsp was megs #26 yellow wax.
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
For lighter colors I personally prefer sealants. I find that the best way to make lighter colors look good is to make them as reflective as possible verses a deep wet look. Do you have any sealants on hand?
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
I have Opt seal and fourstar sealant ( not upp). but I can appy sealant after wax? I throught lsp only increase 5% of the shine, would ultrafina make it bettter?
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
I use Poorboys EX-P on my our pearl silver Honda Odyssey. I apply it with a PC, let it sit for a good 20-30 minutes (while I clean other stuff), then buff gently.
The shine and reflectivity is incredible.
I just got Klasse sealant glaze and on my black TSX, it's amazing. Will try it on the silver as soon as the weather warms up.
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
Originally Posted by flb18r
I have Opt seal and fourstar sealant ( not upp). but I can appy sealant after wax? I throught lsp only increase 5% of the shine, would ultrafina make it bettter?
You right in that the LSP only increases 5% but that 5% can totally change a cars look. Take a black car and and apply a highly reflective sealant to one side and apply a warm nuba to the other you can see a clear difference. Opti-seal is unique in that you can apply it on top of another sealant or wax so you could give it a try. Just note in the future that most sealants are best used as a base coat..
I reserve ultrafina for darker color cars as the results are more noticable but on a lighter tone the gains are negligible.
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
Originally Posted by cooksnj
here you go, sorry i forgot to add it.
Wow nice shine!!
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Re: is this the best you can do for a biege car?
I asked a similar question on Meguiar's Online. You might find this thread helpful:
Any pics of beige cars? - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online
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