I need an edge

ptim · 03-27-05, 06:21

I entered my white 2004 mustang into my 2nd car show over the weekend, my car is a daily driver and is kept outside, my class is brand new cars and never driven garage queens that I have to compete against. This time I came in 1st, but next time I want to have a more wet look, I used VM hand glaze and topped it with RMG. Any suggestions would be helpful.

TOGWT · 03-30-05, 10:14

Quote: my class is brand new cars and never driven garage queens that I have to compete against. This time I came in 1st, EOQ

And you need an edge?

Spilchy · 03-30-05, 04:26

You can't get more wet than topping with two glazes!

I have worked on a couple of vintage cars with single stage paints for car shows.

After polishing, I coated them with 2 layers of Meguiar's #7 and no wax. That's as wet as I could get it. I tried one panel with CMW and one with Souveran. The glaze alone was wetter looking

Try another coat of RMG and stay away from any wax. It worked for me.

Or, maybe someone has a totally different route like a billion layers of Zaino or AIO and a billion layers of SG!

I haven't used them so I can't comment on their look. Just making a joke.