Audi Q5 with PA High Gloss and more

[TMQ]

I recall you using Master Sealant lately. It would probably be great on that. I also recall you had PBL Sealant (sent a response once to asked if you had used it). I can vouch now that it looks great on that.

Got the PBL sealant from Guz. Had a plan for it but the owner decided to bail out on a job. It's still on shelf as of now. Funny you mention it as I was thinking of paying forward. Guz's PBL and few other products I'm going to give away soon.

Will post those up soon before winter sets in...

As for polish angel...loving the stuff. My new found love! Grin...

Used the PA on the NSX and the GT350.

Tom

[acuRAS82]

Try the PBL and let us know what you think!

[acuRAS82]

Update: Another coat of High Gloss added Sunday:






This stuff is growing on me.

[Eldorado2k]

Looks good.

[cullen2505]

What a great look on that Audi!

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[SWETM]

Awesome finish you got on it!

[mumps]

Thanks...

I have the high gloss sitting on the shelf. Trying to decide what to do with it.

Your feedback helps a lot...

Tom

I have High Gloss on top of my CQuartz UK 3.0. On a Melbourne Red BMW M235i; this stuff is spectacular! The initial gloss from the coating alone was great; but the PA added a deep "wet" glow; made it look like a freshly dipped candy apple, if that's an acceptable description. Definitely recommend for darker colored paint.

Chris

[DBAILEY]

I apply the High Gloss by 'spraying' it on a round MF applicator and then rubbing it onto a panel. Buff with dry MF towel. Its the best way I've found to not waste it getting soaked up in your MF towel. If you have any plush MF bonnets that fit over a pad try it to remove and buff the High Gloss. I think it likes that little bit of heat. Crazy gloss.

Master Sealant with High Gloss on top is fantastic. Not only is it probably the best looking sealant I've ever used (the PBL is another one) but the PA stuff really does protect the paint well.

PA High Gloss beats Reload, Cure, C2v3 in just about every regard except for the cost.

[BadgerRivFan]

I apply the High Gloss by 'spraying' it on a round MF applicator and then rubbing it onto a panel. Buff with dry MF towel. Its the best way I've found to not waste it getting soaked up in your MF towel. Crazy gloss.

x2 on using this technique for all of the PA sprays.

I like to use TRC Eagle Edgeless sponges. They’re super soft and do a great job of spreading out the product and working it in. Follow up with an Eagle 500 and you’re good to go.

[acuRAS82]

X3 on DBAILEY’s method. I use the circular or rectangular MF applicator, wipe on evenly, then effortlessly wipe off with dry MF.