I can't wait to try this sucker out this weekend. Supposed to be a better combo than Blacklight/EZ Creme + V7.

Planning to do a wash, mild clay, then lay this baby on 2 coats. Then not sure if will do black light then V7, or maybe go straight to Jetseal then black light then V7, or maybe 50/50 or Petes 53.....

omg decisions. I get all excited lol

 

chemical guys!

 

^ indeed!!! They're "one" of my favorite brands. It's kindda sad when you have LSPs and other detailing products you will never even get to 1/2 a jar of. LOL.

It's akin to going to your closet and picking out "Hmmmmm which shirt should I wear today?".

Just like LSP's and other detailing products. I go to my garage, open my detailing fridge and say "Hmmmm what wax should I use today?" lol.

 

Full of fillers?

 

you mean the glossworkz? It's supposed to be... but thing is, I hardly have any swirls. I am just hoping it's "wetter" looking than blacklight or ez creme... We'll see. And hopefully it's a good "base" for my other LSP's.

 

Have you tried the wet mirror glaze yet? its pretty ridiculous, although I have not tried any of their other stuff that you are show casing so I cant compare... you may like it though, but then again its hard not to like anything of CG's

 

i dont get all worked up over all the products out there that make all kinds of claims....remove the swirls and protect, its about as good as it gets...a highly polished clear coat will look as wet as anything....hope it works like you want it too

 

I have not tried that yet...is it good?

Don't worry, I don't buy into hype, that is, until I try it. I can form my own conclusions once I give it a chance. And I'm a detailing fanatic, so collecting different products is my hobby.

 

U have a fridge for ur dealing stuff?

 

Just for the prized nubas... Ideally they should be kept at cool temps. They will last longer and tend to hold up better.

 

Tried their EZ Creme Glaze a few years back... wasn't impressed so I returned it. Curious how this one is.

 

If you havent tried their products Id hold off on the negative comments, buy something from them and you shall see how fast your opinion and paint changes.

 

Yes its really impressive and the title wet -mirror is a spot on description, it doesnt give a diamond look like a sealant, but not a full wet look of a nuba, Imagine blending a mirror with a nuba wet look sort of thing... the reflections of road lines and stuff when parked or moving is unreal..... check out my detail thread a few up you will see.