New project--water beading, spit-shine

[tonyteesdale]

When the ridiculous IA cold finally subsides I'm planning on a multiple-day detail and trying out some new things.

One thing I want to do is try to get the tightest water beading pattern that I can. Anyone have recommendations on how? I am planning on putting a coat of Pinnacle SSII on, and then also heard about Dodo Juice Red Mist Tropical Quick Detailer. Anyone have any feedback on that particular product?

Also, I was thinking about trying to learn to spit-shine... anyone know of any definitive guides on the subject? If not, with the findings I would be glad to author a thread on the subject once I get the hang of it ;-)

[Shane731]

There's a couple good threads on spit shining on Meguiar's Online.

Spit-Shining? - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online (http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17703)

LSP Myth? -- SPIT SHINE & Layering? - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online (http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38526)

[turbos17]

Spit shinning...lol!

[ScottB]

ridiculous beading ... original P21S, Zaino Z2, Klasse Twins. Now each will vary on how long but some of the best beading initially.

[christian900se]

Pinnacle Signature Series II and Collinite 915 have in my opinion the best beading that I have seen in my experience of trying all sorts of sealants and waxes. Now, I am a sucker for awesome beading even though beading is not always the best for avoiding waterspots or displaying the level of paint protection present.