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dschribs
03-09-2012, 12:42 PM
Did on search on this term and a few older threads came up.



Most commons suggestions were Clearkote Carnauba Moose wax and Meg`s 26.



Have any new products come along recently that would fit into the "darkening paint" category??



I would think a carnauba would be better suited for this than a paint sealant.

Leadfootluke
03-09-2012, 12:57 PM
In my experience I have seen Collinite 845 and 476 darken paint as well as Wolfgang DGPS 3.0. It was VERY obvious to the eye, but I was never able to capture it well on camera.



What Are thinking about your current car or the TransAm you posted about?

dschribs
03-09-2012, 01:03 PM
In my experience I have seen Collinite 845 and 476 darken paint as well as Wolfgang DGPS 3.0. It was VERY obvious to the eye, but I was never able to capture it well on camera.



What Are thinking about your current car or the Trans Am you posted about?



The TA. I had red `68 Camaro and I used to LOVE the Red Moose Glaze/Souveran Combo. That was a show car so Souveran worked fine for me. I`ll be driving the TA much more so I`ll need better more durable protection.



The TA, is a bright red (the factory color name if I`m not mistaken) I`d like achieve a darker look to the paint. I think red always looks better darker and warmer than with a "plasticy" sealant look to it...

pwaug
03-09-2012, 01:11 PM
My Passat is Granite Green which is a medium green, but has a grey cast to it in certain light. I had a coat of DG105 on which I topped with POXY and the paint took on a darker/deeper look.

Accumulator
03-09-2012, 02:55 PM
Did on search on this term and a few older threads came up.



Most commons suggestions were Clearkote Carnauba Moose wax and Meg`s 26.



Have any new products come along recently that would fit into the "darkening paint" category??



I would think a carnauba would be better suited for this than a paint sealant.



Much to my surprise, Blackfire`s All Finish Paint Protection darkened Audi silver so much that when the A8 (M16) and the S8 (BF) were side-by-side you would`ve sworn they were different paint codes!

Richard Grasa
03-09-2012, 04:40 PM
I haven`t tested the durability, but this stuff darkens like crazy.



PRO Car Beauty Products: P-80 GOLDEN MIST (http://www.prowax.com/waxes/P-80_Golden_Mist_Carnauba_Spray_Wax.html)

blucpe
03-09-2012, 06:20 PM
clear kote carnuba moose wax and dodo juice purple haze darken paint.

Leadfootluke
03-10-2012, 12:23 AM
The TA. I had red `68 Camaro and I used to LOVE the Red Moose Glaze/Souveran Combo. That was a show car so Souveran worked fine for me. I`ll be driving the TA much more so I`ll need better more durable protection.



The TA, is a bright red (the factory color name if I`m not mistaken) I`d like achieve a darker look to the paint. I think red always looks better darker and warmer than with a "plasticy" sealant look to it...



Here is what 476 and 845 have done to red metallic respectively.



http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o290/Redv8s/Detailing/476.jpg



http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o290/Redv8s/Detailing/845.jpg



And although the picture isn`t focused great, this is on my non metallic red truck. With Wolfgangs DGPS 3.0 on the left and 476 on the right.



http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o290/Redv8s/Detailing/Wolfgang476.jpg

tssdetailing
03-10-2012, 09:47 PM
I haven`t tested the durability, but this stuff darkens like crazy.



PRO Car Beauty Products: P-80 GOLDEN MIST (http://www.prowax.com/waxes/P-80_Golden_Mist_Carnauba_Spray_Wax.html)



there is PRO dealer near my house-i`ll have to check that out since they offer a small spray version.



Can you tell me if this is truly the LSP or can it be topped with something? Can I seal first then top with this?

dschribs
03-11-2012, 04:28 PM
there is PRO dealer near my house-i`ll have to check that out since they offer a small spray version.



Can you tell me if this is truly the LSP or can it be topped with something? Can I seal first then top with this?



I`d be interested to know this too...

2clean4u
03-11-2012, 06:01 PM
Here are a few that will darken the paint



Pinnacle Souveran

Nattys Blue

Megs #26

Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection

Red Moose Glaze

jmsc
03-11-2012, 07:21 PM
A few more that darken the paint:



Blitz (old formula, new formulation is a ? mark)

P21S 100% (P21S tech support told me this)

Z-5 (some darkening, from personal experience)

Victoria Wax Concours Red (from what I have read)

Accumulator
03-12-2012, 12:11 PM
Here are a few that will darken the paint



Pinnacle Souveran

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Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection

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Interesting that it works out that way for you. After the BF darkened Audi silver too much for me, I switched that car to UPP and no such effects at all. Don`t get it from Souveran either. Not an :argue or anything, just differing experience...

Richard Grasa
03-12-2012, 01:21 PM
there is PRO dealer near my house-i`ll have to check that out since they offer a small spray version.



Can you tell me if this is truly the LSP or can it be topped with something? Can I seal first then top with this?



Yes, this is an LSP. It can be put over a sealant, though I never have done that. I mainly use it after a filling glaze for some dealer stuff. It`s a little bit finicky, it may streak if you`re not careful but I`ve used worse streaking waxes so not too bad. I`ve put it on a few retail jobs to darken the paint if only an Express detail and customers have been really happy with the way it looks. I don`t use it that often, only when I need to fill/darken.

Richard Grasa
03-12-2012, 01:25 PM
I`d be interested to know this too...



See above. Not sure where you`re located, but there`s a PRO distributor in Higganum, CT called Car Washing Systems, very nice people to deal with.