I tried something new today....

[imported_Terry]

I usually will not experiment with unfamiliar products but a reputable body guy swore that I would like Wizards Shine Master Polish and Sealant. I asked my client if I could use her car to experiment and also..... If she or I didn`t like it......I`d strip it and use my usual AIO, S100 Combo. I used AIO and then applied the Wizards product with my Cyclo.....It went on & came off very easily.....If it lasts anywhere near the manufacturers claim of 3 to 6 months.....I`ll use it again. Another pic will follow.

[imported_Terry]

2nd Pic

[Redcar GUY]

Hate the look of that car, but the shine is great!

[JayJayPG]

Originally posted by Redcar GUY

Hate the look of that car, but the shine is great!



Yeah too much plastic (or is that rubber?) trim - it seems like you would have to do a lot of masking. Would love to have one of those in the winter time though! Great shine!

[imported_Terry]

The styling isn`t the best. But the quality throughout is top notch. It`s a great vehicle for a young mother. Dad has 911 turbo. Some people are not fond of 911`s either. They are very good clients that take pride in thier vehicles......

[imported_elortt]

in my experience I have found that shinemaster only last through a couple washings / rainstorms. It does work/ look great but the durability was not good. I still have a 1/2 full bottle somewhere. Around here alot of the body shops use them (wizards), you can buy it from our local carbrite distrib`s.



The car looks great though, nice job



Eric

[imported_Terry]

I will be checking the durability in 30 days. The North Carolina heat has been intense and we`ve been getting lots of rain too. If it`s not durable....it`s out.

[flynfrog]

alot of body shops like it casue you can use it over new paint it breaths so to say i never was overly impressed with it i went back to VM CM and s100