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most of the time I run with clearkote's red moose machine glaze topped with poorboy's natty's blue wax. To really make the car bling, for like shows and stuff (a la scion exposed last weekend) I put clearkote's vanilla moose, then red moose machine glaze, then natty's blue, and then souveran on top of that. The paint just becomes a shimmering sea of flakes.
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most of the looks that I get come from polishing the paint. Taking an abrasive polish will burnish the clear coat down and in the process remove swirling, waterspot etchings, etc. What's left after polishing is a perfectly smooth surface. This is what gives the best results.
You can use just the wax though. At the very least, make sure you clay the car.
You can use just the wax though. At the very least, make sure you clay the car.
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