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MustangMikeFL
02-24-2012, 05:42 AM
So I got some FK hi-temp wax in the mail today and I had to try it. I can't sleep tonight since I'm on shift lag, so I just put it on an hour ago. First off, WOW this stuff smells like gas, I'm surprised I didn't get high as I put it on lol. My car received an ONR rinseless wash first of course. I already have a coat of Blackfire WD and a coat of Meg's #26 on there already that's about 3 weeks old. This stuff applied really easy with a Meg's foam applicator, much better than I expected after initially looking at it. You could definitely tell it was synthetic cause it spread like butter using straight line motions. I applied a thin layer to the whole car and buffed off after about 20 mins of cure time. It came off with ease, almost as easy as my BFWD does. I did all the glass as well minus the windshield. All I have is a single CFL in the ceiling but you can get an idea of the NICE gloss this stuff leaves behind. From what I hear it's got outstanding durability too, especially in the hot florida spring/summer/fall and most of winter lol. I plan on getting some sunny pics tomorrow and I'll post those as well, everything but the first pic was taken with the wife's Canon SLR.


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I actually used so little of the paste too that I can easily see getting 3-4 years out of the tin which is unbelievable for $18. Great value here. I got some Collinite 915 coming in today which I'm anxious to try on the wife's Ram this weekend. Will update this thread with sun and beading shots later on. Thanks for looking!

Rix6
02-24-2012, 06:39 AM
Wow that's impressive! So BFWD, Megs #26, and FK Hi Temp FTW.

Does AG sell the FK? Too tired to go searching from my iPad.

Way to go! :righton:

MustangMikeFL
02-24-2012, 07:35 AM
Yes they do, and again at $18 for this much you really can't go wrong.

Rix6
02-24-2012, 07:40 AM
Yes they do, and again at $18 for this much you really can't go wrong.
Thanks! I'll have to add a tin to my next order. I'll be curious to read your thoughts on collinite 915. I have a tin of that but have yet to use it (along with much of my winter purchases).


-Rick

Grimm
02-24-2012, 07:45 AM
Nice. I'll be getting some for my black Bonneville.

MustangMikeFL
02-24-2012, 08:52 AM
Some early morning sun shots

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SkateForGirl
02-24-2012, 05:40 PM
So clean! The second picture is my favorite. I love the depth.

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02-24-2012, 06:50 PM
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What a deep, dark, luxurious glean your TransAm has...Your LSP products even made the dressed-tires look gray in this sun-shot...Fantastic!!

:)

Bob

brawl
02-24-2012, 07:44 PM
Surprisingly, it looks good on that black paint, which I assume was polished to perfection. I love it on light metallic green but "I" find it OK on black. It is really a steal at $18 given how much applications it will give you. It has great durability, above average sheeting, and not below average in other aspects. You may love or hate it looks. In case you don't like how it looks, it will not go to waste by using it as a base for your favorite wax/hybrid and take advantage of its durability. If you love to apply paste waxes, you should have this sealant. Some claim that you can layer it on top of other sealants; I haven't tried it yet and I have no way to determine if it will work.lol

Munich77
02-26-2012, 05:44 PM
Looks great. I have decided that FK1000P is the wax for my car. I have had it on all winter and it still looks great. I love how the car cleans up since using FK1000P.

Klasse Act
02-26-2012, 06:51 PM
Car looks great and like I say, black is great when its someone else's, LOL! I see its all original, any plans for some 17's or 18's on it, those 16's look so small, just sayin'. I'd love to see some 18" Torque-Thrust style wheels on it, charcoal spokes and polished lip!

Keep up the good work, your combo seemed to do the trick!!!

shoeless89
02-26-2012, 10:58 PM
What a deep, dark, luxurious glean your TransAm has...Your LSP products even made the dressed-tires look gray in this sun-shot...Fantastic!!

:)

Bob

At first I thought the tires weren't dressed because how black the car is! Looks great!

MustangMikeFL
02-27-2012, 08:44 AM
Car looks great and like I say, black is great when its someone else's, LOL! I see its all original, any plans for some 17's or 18's on it, those 16's look so small, just sayin'. I'd love to see some 18" Torque-Thrust style wheels on it, charcoal spokes and polished lip!

Keep up the good work, your combo seemed to do the trick!!!


Yeah the 16's are underwhelming on this car but I'd rather just keep it stock. It's going to be a future garage queen once I pay off my small loan for it. The idea is to do more restorative type stuff to it like new bushings, springs, mounts etc. I hope to have all that done by the time I park it next year.

Klasse Act
02-27-2012, 03:22 PM
Yeah the 16's are underwhelming on this car but I'd rather just keep it stock. It's going to be a future garage queen once I pay off my small loan for it. The idea is to do more restorative type stuff to it like new bushings, springs, mounts etc. I hope to have all that done by the time I park it next year.

So your going to bring it up to new standards and then park it in the garage:confused:

MustangMikeFL
02-27-2012, 03:42 PM
So your going to bring it up to new standards and then park it in the garage:confused:

Indeed, I'd like to drive it til it's paid off then park it and keep it as my collector's car. Then I'll restore the minor things to increase the value of it and to bring it back to "mint". Hell, maybe one day the TA will be worth something. I will then get something newer and nice for daily driver use. But that's just the plan, it's more likely that I'll sell it to finance my next car, maybe a 2014 50th anniversary Mustang GT if the wife allows it. LOL