Best wax/sealant for filling defects...

[imported_Ivan Rajic]

I`m looking for a wax/sealant that gives the results you get from your local car wash with tons of glazes, etc. but I`d like something not greasy. It might be asking much but having only experienced a few sealants that don`t hide pretty much anything and a few waxes that hide very little (P21S, Natty`s, etc.) I`d like to see if there`s a product that works well for hiding swirl marks after application and has decent durability.



I remember seeing something on the forums about a year or so ago about a generic wax sold in gallons but I don`t remember the name or whether or not it`s still available.



Thanks in advance.



ps. No I`m not planning on becoming a hack with this haha.

[imported_gusbubba]

I`ve read that Bilt Hamber`s (?) Auto Balm does what you`re asking.

[Anomaly]

Megs NXT 2.0 comes to mind for defect hiding but I don`t know if it`s sold in gallon size.

[superchargedg]

I`ve read that Bilt Hamber`s (?) Auto Balm does what you`re asking.



A Big plus one as it hides a lot of stuff but is a pain to apply and remove.

[imported_Larry A]

I`m looking for a wax/sealant that gives the results you get from your local car wash with tons of glazes, etc. but I`d like something not greasy. It might be asking much but having only experienced a few sealants that don`t hide pretty much anything and a few waxes that hide very little (P21S, Natty`s, etc.) I`d like to see if there`s a product that works well for hiding swirl marks after application and has decent durability.



I remember seeing something on the forums about a year or so ago about a generic wax sold in gallons but I don`t remember the name or whether or not it`s still available.



Thanks in advance.



ps. No I`m not planning on becoming a hack with this haha.



I think your refering to something that Blue Coral sold to auto auctions. I forgot the name.

[imported_Ivan Rajic]

I think your refering to something that Blue Coral sold to auto auctions. I forgot the name.



Yup that`s it.

[GS4_Fiend]

NXT doesn`t hide swirls as much. Only minor to little.

[JohnZ3MC]

The Blue Coral product you fellows might be thinking about is called Product X.

Really, that`s the name, Product X.

It`s listed as a glaze and comes in gallon sizes and it`s pink.

About a year or more ago, RAG did a writeup about it saying it might just be his new favourite glaze because it fills and finishes well.

Once in a while, it`ll show up on Ebay.



That`s all I remember about it,

-John C.

[blake_jl]

Prima Banana Gloss

[sophmeat]

What about Poorboy`s Black Hole or White Diamond?

[BostonDuce]

Bilt Hamber Auto Balm semi-paste wax, Prima Amigo for a glaze.



BTW, AB will transform flat or semi-gloss black trim to like new.



BD

[Greg Nichols]

I have used product X by coral blue in my testing Danase wet glaze DWG works wonders at hiding if that is what you want to do. It will also brighten up the gloss a ton with our without filling, very versatile product.



Cheers,

GREG

[imported_Ivan Rajic]

I have used product X by coral blue in my testing Danase wet glaze DWG works wonders at hiding if that is what you want to do. It will also brighten up the gloss a ton with our without filling, very versatile product.



Cheers,

GREG



Greg I am getting some DWG from Bob after seeing your post... http://www.autopia.org/forum/professional-detailer-general-discussion/123034-dwg-vs-megs-7-glaze-war.html

[MisterShark]

What about Poorboy`s Black Hole or White Diamond?



Yeah, this (Black Hole) was what immediately came to mind but admittedly I`ve never used it.



I`d love to hear testimony from some that have.

[Dan]

NXT doesn`t hide swirls as much. Only minor to little.



Agree, it hides minor marring and very light swirls at best.