Polish/Enhancer?

[Roush_Stage_3]

Ok guys/gals.
I have a quick question. I have a 2013 Mustang that I just received and it real clean, but I want to enhance the paint to make it really "pop" out in the sun. I could just do a quick detail with the Ultima detail spray and the Sonus microfiber towels. Any suggestions on a great polish/shine enhancer? I usually go with a Zaino polish type product. What is the greatest product you have personally used achieving this affect? I will be doing this by hand in the garage by the way, so it has to be a hand type polish. Pics would be great too. (I am not a pro detailer by any means. Just really anal about my vehicles.)
THANKS!

[GearHead_1]

Greatest is relevative to paint hardness, color, age, condition and so many other factorrs. There are just too many great polishes to pick just one. I would suggest you take a look at both PoorBoys and BlackFires product lines. Chances are you won`t piick a loser. It`s not likely that you need a heavy polish at this poiint. That said, most people find that claying a new car yields noticable results. Clay follwed up with a light polish and LSP is likely all that new horse would need.

[ShaneB]

If I was in your position I would probably pick up blackfire gloss enhancing polish and follow that up with the wet diamond all finish paint protection. I hear nothing but good things about black fire products

[Bunky]

As Gearhead says, the best process is a good wash, clay (if unsure of technique practice first), light polish or paint cleaner, and use your favorite sealant or wax.

Is your mustang the Gotta Have it Green? I would suggest Wolfgang Deep Paint Sealant as it will leave a bright glossy finish but there are so many choices.

[Wheelzntoys]

Glaze, of course after a fine polish like Optimum.

[tropicsteve]

If I was in your position I would probably pick up blackfire gloss enhancing polish and follow that up with the wet diamond all finish paint protection. I hear nothing but good things about black fire products
+1 on the blackfire products. after the bfwd cures, hit with a coat of bfms or bfms spray wax for that wet ice over fire shine. you won`t regret it.:bigups

[steeda]

A trick I use when I show my Cobra is to apply a quality glaze. You lose durability but you can`t beat the look. I personally prefer WetGlaze2.0

[Roush_Stage_3]

Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I just want to make the color "pop" as much as I can in the sun. I have deciding to do! lol

[Orinda Auto Detail]

I`ll just throw this combo out there because it works very well. Black Fire SRC Finishing polish by hand or machine. Black Fire Wet Diamond 2 coats 4 hours apart. Then 24 hours later put on Black Fire Midnight Sun and you will be blown away. It doesn`t matter what color the car is this is a blinding combo. Just my 2 cents

[Roush_Stage_3]

I`ll just throw this combo out there because it works very well. Black Fire SRC Finishing polish by hand or machine. Black Fire Wet Diamond 2 coats 4 hours apart. Then 24 hours later put on Black Fire Midnight Sun and you will be blown away. It doesn`t matter what color the car is this is a blinding combo. Just my 2 cents
Thanks Jsmooth.

[07gtcs]

I totally agree/recommend going with the BF. My avatar was done this way.

[DKumarm3]

Totally agreed with Black Fire combos any BF combo should work.

[Roush_Stage_3]

Thanks for the info everyone.:)
Does anyone have any photos to show me with their vehicle with the BF products being used?

[tropicsteve]

Thanks for the info everyone.:)
Does anyone have any photos to show me with their vehicle with the BF products being used?
this is my 2000 ford f150. bfgep, and bfms/bfwd -wet ice over fire

[Roush_Stage_3]

this is my 2000 ford f150. bfgep, and bfms/bfwd -wet ice over fire
That does look great. Thanks!