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white bmw
Just purchased a 05 325xi in white, the car is in great condition with no problems on the paint except for the usual small chips and dings on the front edge of the hood. I'm looking for the right wax to make the white color pop. I use Megairs on all my other cars if that is any help.
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Preparation will help. A good wash, iron X and clay will prep the surface for optimal shine. If not inclined to polish or at least an all in one product like HD Speed, Collinite works well. Megs White Wax is a cleaner wax and another choice.
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Re: white bmw
Originally Posted by Sharply Dressed
Preparation will help. A good wash, iron X and clay will prep the surface for optimal shine. If not inclined to polish or at least an all in one product like HD Speed, Collinite works well. Megs White Wax is a cleaner wax and another choice.
I agree
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Thanks guys I was leaning toward meg's white wax,love their products. Tried other products and always return to megs.
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Originally Posted by ctdave
Thanks guys I was leaning toward meg's white wax,love their products. Tried other products and always return to megs.
Here's a combination you may want to consider. It's makes my white Rogue's Pearl Paint really pop and longevity is excellent.
Polish Angel Esclate and Viking Coat
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2019 Nissan Rogue SL
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The LSP you select will only optimise the prep done..
Spend you time and effort polishing the finish to as high a gloss as you reasonably can..
Look into jeweling... white is hard to make it pop but it is absolutely possible..
Once done the LSP will come down to what you want to use how often and the care involved to maintain etc..
True of any colour..
The essence then reload or coatings keep the whites bright.
Traditional carnuba waxes can darken whites.. very slightly
So this may influence your choice..
Personally I use essence, c Quartz and reload (and hydro2) after I wet sanded and polished up to Jewel..
seems to reduce the dirt adherence compared to waxes I have used..
Both look good though.. just different..
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Re: white bmw
Originally Posted by Sharply Dressed
Preparation will help. A good wash, iron X and clay will prep the surface for optimal shine. If not inclined to polish or at least an all in one product like HD Speed, Collinite works well. Megs White Wax is a cleaner wax and another choice.
This. The most gloss will come from a good decontamination and polish. Whatever you put on after will basically enhance.
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Even if you are going to polish to correct marring, on white paint using something with deep cleansing can do wonders. A paint cleanser on white paint can be dramatic. DG501 is a AIO that brings out more dirt than you thought was possible. Strong glossy sealant protection left behind.
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white's tough if its already clean, i put a coat of souveran on my fathers new white truck and it didnt even really look any different. it was a 2016 though
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Originally Posted by DBAILEY
Even if you are going to polish to correct marring, on white paint using something with deep cleansing can do wonders. A paint cleanser on white paint can be dramatic.
100% agree. Cleaning white paint makes a big difference.
Polishing then jeweling, using non-abrasive chemical paint cleaners, or using a cleaner wax are all ways to accomplish cleaner white paint . Lots of good advice given in this thread.
Even if your car is in "good shape," going through the steps of wash, decon, clay, polish or chemically clean, then apply your LSP of choice will give you the results you are after.
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