Fast n Furious, Deep n Wet - VW Gti - Page 3

Gen2 · 06-09-08, 07:17

Hi guys, thanks for all the encouraging words

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Originally Posted by Lefteris

How would rate the Victoria wax in comparison to P21s 100% or something along those lines? I want to try it but dont know if its worth getting.

I have used P21s but not the 100%, I have also used SV Concorso and Zymol Atlantique. IMO I would say the Red Wax looks better than P21s but when it comes to the Concorso and Atlantique, it very much depends on personal preference. The reason I said that is because I have used these products on the same repeat customers' cars, some prefer the look of Red Wax and others like the Concorso or Atlantique. Personally I believe you will not regret getting the Red Wax and if you are still not sure, you can try out the 3oz size, at least damage not that big

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Originally Posted by Grabby

I really like the car but it would help if the rest of the bumper is painted instead of being flat/rough plastic. It sort of takes the attention away from the rest of the beautiful gloss you were able to achieve.

Got to agree with you on that, if the bumper is painted black it should look even more impressive.

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Originally Posted by LangMan37

One question: What is your take on mixing the 106+RMG? Do you use this alot? Does it extend working time? How about the dust? Anything else you can share about this mix? First I've heard of it.

I have been using the RMG mix with 106FF and IP for quite a while already but the idea did not come from me, if I am not wrong it came from Scottwax. The mix does reduce dusting and make the working time slightly longer but mainly is becasue I notice an improve in depth after adding RMG to either 106FF or IP. In fact right now I am trying to use the Pink Moose instead of RMG in the mix, hopefully it can help to improve the shine as well with Pink Moose.

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Originally Posted by robert

Gotta ask what color is that?

The car is black in color but with very strong metallic flakes in it. So with the side facing the sun you tend to see some gray shade on the paint work due to the flakes.