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AndyCorsaSport

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Registered: 12th Feb 06
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13th May 15 at 12:40

My fiestas getting repainted Saturday, after its been flatted and polished in a couple of weeks (going on holiday so can't get it done) what's some decent wax stuff to put on it?

It's a panther black car, want to keep it looking fresh and clean. fitting a new wing on the n/s and colour coding handles etc too. Already painted the wing.

And the handles

And a shot in light for good measure

And how it looks at the moment

Munchie

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13th May 15 at 12:45

Brett

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13th May 15 at 12:52

Poor boys imo

SXI - Matt

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Location: Leicestershire Drives: Corsa C SRI
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13th May 15 at 14:03

What finish do you want and durability I'll attach a pic below of my new car which is PB also with Victoria concours wax on, very easy to use if you get this kit it has every thing you need in it

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wax/victoria-wax/victoria-concours-kit/prod_422.html

BeetleGav

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Registered: 27th Jun 10
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13th May 15 at 15:45

Carbon collective stuff. Without a doubt

Ben G

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Location: Essex
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13th May 15 at 16:34

Too much internet scene stuff here. Nothing wrong with collinite 476s. Might not impress people on forum's, but does a great job of doing what a wax should do.

Neo

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Registered: 20th Feb 07
Location: Essex
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13th May 15 at 16:52

Always liked using Dodo Juice Purple Haze on my old black car, but what Ben said is good too.

BeetleGav

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13th May 15 at 17:15

http://carboncollective.com/product/oracle-inorganic-paint-coating-kit-30ml/

CORSA NUT

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13th May 15 at 19:02

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Too much internet scene stuff here. Nothing wrong with collinite 476s. Might not impress people on forum's, but does a great job of doing what a wax should do.

Agreed

Don't know why anyone would use anything else to be honest. £15 a tin which lasts years and coat lasts 6 months if looked after.

Ian W

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Registered: 8th Nov 03
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13th May 15 at 19:28

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Too much internet scene stuff here. Nothing wrong with collinite 476s. Might not impress people on forum's, but does a great job of doing what a wax should do.

Great product. I used to use various polishes and waxes but don't have the time or inclination any more. Collinite just lasts forever and is very easy to apply

BeetleGav

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Registered: 27th Jun 10
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13th May 15 at 20:31

Can't get easier to apply than this

http://youtu.be/ka3-urwgcmM

Ben G

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13th May 15 at 22:01

quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav
Can't get easier to apply than this

http://youtu.be/ka3-urwgcmM

Is it not like 3x the price though? I'd expect it to tickle my balls for the cost.

BeetleGav

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Registered: 27th Jun 10
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13th May 15 at 22:07

£50. Lasts 3 years. It's fantastic stuff, I've got my wheels sealed with there platinum wheels.
My paintwork will be sealed next week when my kit arrives as will my roof

Ben G

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13th May 15 at 22:28

£50

BeetleGav

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13th May 15 at 22:35

For 30ml

Ben G

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13th May 15 at 22:37

And people complain about the price of fuel

Graeme

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13th May 15 at 23:07

I wouldn't be putting anything on it yet. You need to let it cure for a while firsst.

What I currently use for customers cars are:

Full vehicle prep
Polish as necessary
Carbon Collective Oracle
Leave 24 hours
Swissvax Onyx

The oracle gives you a really hard protection layer and the onyx gives you a nice wet look.

AndyCorsaSport

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Registered: 12th Feb 06
Location: Horsforth, West Yorkshire
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14th May 15 at 06:10

Cheers all. It's getting painted Saturday but then I'm away on holiday until 27th May anyway so can't do anything until then.

Corsa_Sport21

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14th May 15 at 12:49

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Too much internet scene stuff here. Nothing wrong with collinite 476s. Might not impress people on forum's, but does a great job of doing what a wax should do.

Everything else is Internet scene yet 3 people so far have reccomended the 747s.

What's more Internet scene now.

Generation

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14th May 15 at 12:52

Everybody knows with cleaning stuff, the more exotic the name, the cooler you're online.

Ben G

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14th May 15 at 17:49

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Too much internet scene stuff here. Nothing wrong with collinite 476s. Might not impress people on forum's, but does a great job of doing what a wax should do.

Everything else is Internet scene yet 3 people so far have reccomended the 747s.

What's more Internet scene now.

The fancy named ones.

Auto finesse blue waffle.

SXI - Matt

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Registered: 8th Jul 07
Location: Leicestershire Drives: Corsa C SRI
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16th May 15 at 11:12

I've changed my mind on waxes ect now and will be stripping mine and preparing it for a coat of Kamikaze ISM, has fantastic reviews, easy on and off and a durability of 24-36 months. It's a flexible coating and has a very deep shine to it almost to he effect of a wax.

It's just the painstaking preparation I'm dreading

3CorsaMeal

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16th May 15 at 11:19

I found that when i started picking up the spanners and working on car i lost interest in spending hours detailing.

Ben G

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16th May 15 at 15:16

quote:
Originally posted by SXI - Matt
I've changed my mind on waxes ect now and will be stripping mine and preparing it for a coat of Kamikaze ISM, has fantastic reviews, easy on and off and a durability of 24-36 months. It's a flexible coating and has a very deep shine to it almost to he effect of a wax.

It's just the painstaking preparation I'm dreading

Your car is new. If it looks shit take it back

SXI - Matt

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16th May 15 at 17:42

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by SXI - Matt
I've changed my mind on waxes ect now and will be stripping mine and preparing it for a coat of Kamikaze ISM, has fantastic reviews, easy on and off and a durability of 24-36 months. It's a flexible coating and has a very deep shine to it almost to he effect of a wax.

It's just the painstaking preparation I'm dreading

Your car is new. If it looks shit take it back

TBF it looks great, but being black there is already a few swirls nothing major so will come out with a machine polish, just need to get it as perfect as I can before I seal it as there will be no going back

I spend to much time worrying about the wax or what to use next so going to seal it and be done with it, apart from washing and the odd wax on show day there's nothing that needs doing to it

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