Which products for in the sun application ( polish and wax )

[MrOneEyedBoh]

I can't beat the sun but I can attempt to utilize the shade, though its not always possible. I'm looking for something I can remove swirls and imperfections polish and seal. I know about PBs product that is all the above and sun friendly, and pinnacle 360 too. I plan on topping with Collinite 845 or PBs natty blue. And Pinnacles 360 product. Any others out there that are able to be applied in the sun? Any have diminishable beads that can do more aggressive imperfection removal then as it wears it polishes to a nice shine?

[ihaveacamaro]

all poorboys products

[hernandez.art13]

all poorboys products

Wow did not know this! Cool since I have the kit.

[MrOneEyedBoh]

bump

[Shane731]

Prima Banana Gloss can be used in the sun (as long as the paint isn't scorching hot).

Prima Banana Gloss Liquid Wax, car wax (http://www.autogeek.net/prima-banana-gloss.html)

[Rmd]

CG Butter Wet liquid wax.

[FUNX650]

Many manufacturers claim their car-care products will "work": Even in direct sunlight.

But no matter their claims...IMHO:
The best place for polishes/waxes to "perform their best" is on vehicles having:
Cool surfaces, and in the shade/out of direct sunlight.

-Pick a cool, or cloudy day; early morning, or late evening...
to prevent the polishes/waxes from prematurely drying out.

-Polishing is hard enough without the added heat of full sunlight.
Find a cool place to work, open a cold beverage, and have at it.
NOTE: Excessive heat may just wreak havoc on the taping-off job you took time to perform.

When it comes to defining: "in the sun"...
(as it applies to polish/wax application; I'll including washing/drying)...
Experience is an excellent teacher.


:)

Bob

[MrOneEyedBoh]

thanks!

[SON1C]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/59007-son1c-synopsis-20-pinnacle-natural-brilliance-signature-series-ii-paste-wax-review-picture-heavy-d-featuring-dodo-juice-mothers-chemical-guys.html

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Many manufacturers claim their car-care products will "work": Even in direct sunlight.

But no matter their claims...IMHO:
The best place for polishes/waxes to "perform their best" is on vehicles having:
Cool surfaces, and in the shade/out of direct sunlight.

-Pick a cool, or cloudy day; early morning, or late evening...
to prevent the polishes/waxes from prematurely drying out.

-Polishing is hard enough without the added heat of full sunlight.
Find a cool place to work, open a cold beverage, and have at it.
NOTE: Excessive heat may just wreak havoc on the taping-off job you took time to perform.

When it comes to defining: "in the sun"...
(as it applies to polish/wax application; I'll including washing/drying)...
Experience is an excellent teacher.


:)

Bob
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