Anybody have any experiences with color coded wax from ex Turtle Wax?

Somone have an tip for which one for an anthrasit grey?

There isnt a direct match but dark grey is fairly close

There isnt a direct match but dark grey is fairly close

so this won't be seen as a mismatch?

Chips still can be seen but not as obvious...at least they are protected

Chips still can be seen but not as obvious...at least they are protected

Thanks

I've used them before, late last year I cleaned up my daughters Burgundy Ford KA with T-Cut colour Polish and it looked 100% better.

Most of the ones I've seen have a colour range chart on the back of the bottle if your not sure which one to pick.

Down side - don’t be tempted to wipe the panels with a soft cloth at a later date as the pigment in the polish sometimes scum’s (particularly noticeable on dark colours) and you end up having to reapply the polish again

Down side - don’t be tempted to wipe the panels with a soft cloth at a later date as the pigment in the polish sometimes scum’s (particularly noticeable on dark colours) and you end up having to reapply the polish again

LOL - sounds awesome

if you want to cover up fine scratches and swirls try poorboys black hole, if its stonechips maybe try the turtle wax colour polish.

if you want to cover up fine scratches and swirls try poorboys black hole, if its stonechips maybe try the turtle wax colour polish.

It's a combination. Thanks for tips

The prefered option (if your feeling brave) would be the get a good touch up stick, clean out the chip with meths apply touch up making it sligthly prowd of the surrounding paint work, leave 24 hours, then using wet 'n' dry 3000 - 2000 grit, flatten back, then machine polish back to an original showroom finish.....simples!

However, I would do some research on techniques here before you take the plunge.

Edited 18 June, 201016 yr by Pagey1255