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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Originally Posted by Coatingsarecrack
Polish angel Cosmic spritz every 3 months. Follow with High gloss or Black wulfenite monthly.
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Ive not heard of the Cosmic Spritz, although Polish Angel is available in the UK.
As it’s a ceramic topper, can it be used as a standalone product without compatibility issues?
Loving the name “Black Wulfenite”!
Im not so sure about these colour charged products though, most of the pigment is wiped off, anything left behind surely like a veil in front of a mirror (masking my freshly polished clear coat)?
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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Originally Posted by TTQ B4U
IMO its in the polish job not the final product. Depth is due to looking through the clarity of the clear. The more and thicker the clear, the greater the appearance of depth. Just like looking through a thick plus power lens on a pair of glasses, the eyes appear bigger. It magnifies the appearance of depth. I just installed some insanely clear PPF on my wife's car and the depth of where it is appears deeper thanks in part to this effect.
In the end, the final product matters but you'd be splitting hairs IMO. I do most all ceramics any more but the depth of them is still insane.
I figured someone might mention this. It came to mind whilst trying to sleep! Yes, the hard work has to be done first.
So it’s initially down to the quality of the abrasives and pads, not forgetting the softest contaminant free towel to wipe down.
So can I get any better on my soft? paint than the Rupes combo?
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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Originally Posted by PaulMys
Welcome to AGO!
If you can get your hands some Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant, that will make any dark color pop like crazy. Top that with some Wolfgang Fuzion, and you won't believe your eyes.
But, as mentioned above, the final product is only as good as the foundation you lay: Correctly decontaminated, smooth, corrected paint.
Thanks for the welcome!
Funnily enough, the Wolfgang you mention is one I’ve been seriously considering. Again, it’s not one that is mentioned often in the UK (strange bunch us Brits, not willing to go off Piste!)
I think it was Brian from Apex Detail that brought it to my attention.
I’ve not heard of the Fuzion though, thanks,I’ll be checking that one out too. It’s a shame these companies don’t do small sample bottles.
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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Thanks for all of your answers and recommendations guys. Once I figure out how to post with pics, I’ll put some up!
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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Originally Posted by Gazbaz
Ive not heard of the Cosmic Spritz, although Polish Angel is available in the UK.
As it’s a ceramic topper, can it be used as a standalone product without compatibility issues?
Loving the name “Black Wulfenite”!
Im not so sure about these colour charged products though, most of the pigment is wiped off, anything left behind surely like a veil in front of a mirror (masking my freshly polished clear coat)?
Cosmic spritz is great as a stand alone
PA says 6 month durability. I like it topped at 3. I’ve used Cosmic monthly and that works too. I felt the same about color charged products but red good reviews.
As Polish Angel goes it’s less expensive than others.
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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Some great beading there!
What colour is that?
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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Here’s one 6 months after my first attempt at polishing using a Megs DA Chemical Guys Hex Logic pads and Scholl Concepts S30. I think it had Blackfire products on top. It had a quick wash for this picture, topped with Meguiars Ultimate quick detailer
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Re: Deepest wettest reflections
Ripping through your mind like a hurricane full of novocaine
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Thanks for sorting those pics 98CayenneTA aka Darth Vader or GrandMaster!
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