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chrisritch
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11th Aug 14 at 14:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
What would be the best stuff to use on Caribbean Orange?

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mwg
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Does it really make a difference using a certain wax on particular colours?

I'd just put Collinite on and be done with it
Balling
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11th Aug 14 at 14:41   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
^ This and that.

Tried a colour specific wax before and it made fuck all difference.
chrisritch
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quote:
Originally posted by mwg
Does it really make a difference using a certain wax on particular colours?

I'd just put Collinite on and be done with it



No idea, I'm new to the giving a fuck how clean my car is and what it looks like thing
Balling
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11th Aug 14 at 16:22   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Collinite 476S. Done.
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I'd use Bulgarians personally
ed
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I know Autoglym isn't very fashionable these days, but I've been using super resin polish and their sealant on my car for a while now. It lasts for ages and makes subsequent washes so easy because the dirt hoses off and buffs to a shine without re-application for a good few months.
N16K
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Dodo Juice coloured wax is same on any colour you use it on, its just a gimmick . Meguiars or the cheapest Auto Finesse Temptation will be perfect.
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Id use a car wash with a ginger polish person working there - one with the colour and all that
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interested to see what wax colour has on the final colour of the paint?

read this
http://forum.carclean.nl/forum/handleidingen-tutorials-reviews-en-tests/reviews-en-tests/10960-dodo-juice-s-colour-charging-experiment-update-na-3-maanden


as a Dodo Juice convert i would say you could use
http://www.dodojuice.com/orange-crush-carnauba-car-wax.html
Balling
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Proving that a wax with blue dye leaves a blueish smear on white paint doesn't prove that it makes blue paint more blue. Which it won't, btw.

If anything, I'd say the clouded coloured film left behind by these waxes is an argument against their performance as an "enhancement" product.

[Edited on 18-08-2014 by Balling]
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Agreed the colour specific stuff seems to be gimmick, though I do believe that a synthetic sealant suits "colder" colours and a carnuba suits deeper colours, such as orange.

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quote:
Originally posted by ed
I know Autoglym isn't very fashionable these days, but I've been using super resin polish and their sealant on my car for a while now. It lasts for ages and makes subsequent washes so easy because the dirt hoses off and buffs to a shine without re-application for a good few months.


I use SRP and their HD wax and the paintwork always gets good comments.

It's all down to how you prep the paint beforehand.
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Who has looked at the stuff that forms some sort of special ceramicy quartz microny hardish layer that stays on the car, mentioned nano technology so must be good.

Think it was something like £60-80 to do a car with it.
Ben G
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I used collinite 476s on the Focus and it always looked nice
nice.

These coloured waxes seem like internet bullshit.
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Who has looked at the stuff that forms some sort of special ceramicy quartz microny hardish layer that stays on the car, mentioned nano technology so must be good.

Think it was something like £60-80 to do a car with it.


Sonax and GTECHNIQ are popular choices. Being synthetic though they sheet water as opposed to bead water which can come down to preferance.
VegasPhil
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I'm about to buy colonite for mine. Don't pressure wash it.

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