1996 White Firebird-Need Opinions

[Gol10dr]

Here is what I have,

1996 Fire Bird
White (Original Paint)
Silver Painted Rims with some Brake Dust Stains
Minor Scratches and a small hit and run

I am looking to:


Remove Swirls
Add DEPTH and Wetness
Remove all stains from rims and make the silver paint pop a littleWhat ever I get I would be putting on by hand (Polishin Pal), with the occasional PC usage. Thanks

[Gary Sword]

Of all the products I tried so far I think Liquid Souveran adds the most depth and wetness to White Paint.
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[Surfer]

I use my carnaubas on white, but I would look into Liquid Souveran or Duragloss #105.

[Jimmie]

I use my carnaubas on white, but I would look into Liquid Souveran or Duragloss #105.


:iagree: with Surfer. Have used DG#105. It's got the WOW factor. After seeing jobs that Gary has done on white I definitely will try LS. Some of his stuff has the super WOW factor.

[Nica]

Of all the products I tried so far I think Liquid Souveran adds the most depth and wetness to White Paint.


:iagree: the Liquid Souveran is good stuff for white or silver paint...well light color paint. Makes the flakes pop as well, well at least that's what I notice on my silver SUV.

[Gol10dr]

Are you guys top coating the DG #105 with anything. I've read alot of people are using Aquawax, but Im not sure about a spary wax type product.

[nick19]

Are you guys top coating the DG #105 with anything. I've read alot of people are using Aquawax, but Im not sure about a spary wax type product.

I have a bottle of Aqua Wax, and I'm not to fond of it. I like Pinnacle CM (old formula) MUCH better. The slickness, depth and wetness SCREAM when I apply to my white car.

LS is awesome on light colors as well. For the money LS will be your best bet.



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Topped with LS