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struggling to make silver shine


jamahon

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Hi all,

As above im really struggling to get a good shine out of my silver fabia vrs, compared to some of the cars ive owned before. Im using all the same products which include SRP, AG aquawax and various other things. What do you recommend?

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Hi there I had a similar issue and I ended up having a good old

Read on " detailing world " found it interesting . I ended up using

Srp and collinite 476 and meguiars mirror glaze over the top .it

Deffo put more depth and highlighted the sparkle in the basecoat.

Good luck , hope this helps ;-)

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I ended up using Srp and collinite 476 and meguiars mirror glaze over the top .it

Deffo put more depth and highlighted the sparkle in the basecoat.

Good luck , hope this helps ;-)

 

You put a glaze over a wax??

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Fair enough - not a good name choice then, well done Megs...

 

Agree on the ordering too. And I've just read up the Meg's advice on #16; I wonder if they're following the number of coats they suggest?!

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They're blurring the lines with their crazy black magic! ;)

 

Still not quite convinced that such a product can be as effective as it possibly can be, while sitting on top of existing wax protection.

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Did my car with it yesterday via my DA and a soft pad

Looks amazing

It can be used as a refresher at anytime..it really does add a new dimension to the shine

One other thing......it cures immediately, so no waiting to layer or top it with wax

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I used Zaino Z2 and Zymol Titanium on my Merc and its done the trick for me!! Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiny

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  • 2 weeks later...

Colinite 845 for me

 

 

Topped mine up with a coat of 845 last week.

Certainly made a difference.

I always seem to fall back on it. Love the stuff.

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A little tip with colly 845, while your washing/drying your car leave the colly in a bowl of very hot water, it makes it slightly thinner and easier to give the very thing coat required.  Don't forget to shake the bottle well before use as it can emulsify in the warmth.

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Collinte 845 is thixotropic...ie, it will go back to a thin liquid with vigorous shaking. .......so no need to warm it up

 

 

Agreed,

I never had to warm it up. 

Just a good shaking of the bottle sorts it.

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