Juztang,

I found an earlier post in which you recommended the following to the owner of a Tungsten Grey Mustang (which I also have):


"I would start out with the OD Light Polish to clean the paint, bring out more shine and reflection, and to prep the paint for the next steps. Next I would go with the OD Wet Glaze to add some nice depth and wetness to the paint plus some really nice slickness. Lastly you have a few different choices, you can go with a carnauba or a sealant or both. For your color Wet Obsession looks really awesome, I like to top that with Opti Seal to give it more durability and some more pop. There are a lot of choices for that last step, it is really just personal preference."


Would you still recommend the same and if so, could you tell me which Lake Country pads you would use for each product?

Thanks. I already have opti-seal and no rinse, but will be buying the rest later this week.

Tim

 

Yes, I still recommend those products for that color. You can use the white or orange LC pads with the Light Polish depending on how much cut you want. You want to use the gray finishing pad with the glaze, but don't go over speed 4. For the Wet Obsession I recommend applying that by hand.

I'm leaving for vacation next Tuesday, that is the last day I will be shipping out orders until the 23rd. Just thought I would give you a heads up! Also, all of my Obsessive Detail line of products is 15-20% right now too!

 

Thanks Justin,

My paint isn't scratched or swirled so I guess I need less cut and the white should do it. What speed should I use for the light polish? I'll be using a 7424XP.

The timing of your vacation works out perfectly. I am leaving myself this week so I wouldn't be home to receive the stuff if you ship it Monday. If you ship when you get back they should arrive around the time I get home. Will the sale still be active if I order on Wednesday?

Tim

 

I would use the white pad on speed 5-6 with the Light Polish.

Yes, I will still give you the sale price on that, no problem at all.