I have been wondering what best AIO or 2 step products I can use to polish/glaze and than use a wax, sealant etc. in as less time as possible. I currently do not have a polisher but would still like to do all this by hand.

I was thinking about the Blackfire Total Polish and Seal and then maybe topping that with a glaze to fill in small swirls/chips etc. and to use a wax or sealant (or both) as my LSP. Basically, I am looking for the wettest and gloss look (want to break necks) in the least amount of time with as few products as possible.

FYI I have a NBP TL-S so anything that will not mar the paint as easily would also be helpful. Currently, I have CG 50/50 wax and also OCW but want to clean/polisht the paint before trying these waxes. TIA.

 

Optimum Polymer Technologies Optimum GPS™ (Glaze, Polish and Seal) All-in-One- this spray formula is a zero dusting, buttery-smooth formula that creates gloss (enhancing, not hiding glaze) and long term protection.

 

The product to do this doesn't exist ... if it did the inventor would be a billionaire and the rest of the companies out of business.


To do what you want it will take polishing the imperfections out then a good sealant followed possibly by a quality carnuba.


Otherwise your just going to have shiney swirls etc.

 

I am not an expert, but I think if you have significant swirls or scratches, a polish is required. And from what I read, polishing by hand is a waste of time. If you don't have significant swirls, a paint cleaner will provide a clean surface for your wax or sealant. I plan on using Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion before applying a paint sealer. Then I am going to try a good Carnauba wax on a small section to see if there is improvement in appearance.

Good luck, Jim

 

This looks like something I could try, thanks!

I understand, however I am just looking for a temporary fix that I can maybe show off for a few days before reality sets in LOL. Hell, I may even try out the Turtle Wax Black Box.

Thanks and I may give the Pinnacle a shot as welll.

 

This past spring I used The Klasse 2 step system. I got the kit, all in one sealant, and then the glaze/polish.
I put it on too thick and I needed some serious elbow grease to buff it. Lesson learned- when they say apply the product thin.... they were right!
I would refer anyone to the klasse products - worked nice for me.

 

^Thanks man. I've heard pretty great things about Klasse as well.

 

I love the 4* UPP I bought last year. Was easy to apply and wipe off. It lasted a long time and my black car looked great.