Which LSP for Yellow Evo 8 ?

[Ilaron]

Hello guys !



Sunday, I will have a yellow Evo 8 to detail and I would like some advices about the LSP I will use.



This is what I got :



Cleaners/Glazes :

- Optimum Poli-Seal

- AutoGlym Super Resin Polish

- Meguiar`s #7 Show Car Glaze

- Chemical Guy`s EZ-Creme Glaze w/ Acrylic Shine II

- Swissvax Cleaner Fluid



Sealants :

- Optimum Opti-Seal

- Chemical Guys JetSeal109

- Meguiar`s #21



Wax :

- Meguiar`s Gold Class Wax

- Collinite 476s Super Double Coat Auto Wax

- Poorboy`s Natty`s Red Past Wax



I think I will apply :

- Ez Creme + Jetseal109

or

- #7 + #21



What do you think ?



Regards,

Ilaron

[jshillin]

EZ Creme & 476. I haven`t used 476 yet, but if it brightens lights 845 does I think it would look really good on yellow.

[CleanGSR]

Do Poli-seal + M21. Poliseal will clean up the paint better than 7 (7 will only hide stuff....poliseal can remove stuff by PC). M21 over Poliseal looks great and is a combo I do on my black integra sometimes.

[Sebony]

EZ Glaze and Nattys` Red for me...

[Chris@Optimum]

I think Os layered would look very nice especially if you could top with TS. And I know you didn`t mention it, but I really like Meg`s #26 on yellow!

[imported_themightytimmah]

Ez Creme -> Natty`s Red x2.

[Z K]

Remember that the yellow-colored Evo 8s are single stage paint!

[SuperBee364]

What did you decide on? Can we talk you into posting some pictures when it`s done? I really like Evo`s. I bet it looks sharp in yellow...

[Chris@Optimum]

Remember that the yellow-colored Evo 8s are single stage paint!

Another reason to use #26 as a topper

[Ilaron]

The Evo is planning for Sunday. I will take a lot of pictures



I think I’ll use Ez + 476s because he wants a good and durable protection!



I know it’s a single paint stage. It’s my first time with this kind of paint. I’m planning to prepare the paint with #83/#80 via a rotary polisher. I know I need to be careful but have you got some tips for me ? advices ?...

[Ilaron]

No help for SPS ?

[Chris@Optimum]

Change/Clean pads often, use least aggresive pad/product combo. That`s about it!

[ron231]

Take a look at your paint closely under the sun, you may see some swirls that need more than just a light cleaner to remove.



Of course, this is assuming that you have never machine polished your car (I am basing this assumption on your list of cleaners/polishes).



You can do very little by hand unless you spend hours and hours with a product like scratchx.



Otherwise, based solely on your current selection, I would say autoglym SRP + collinite.



In my testing (as well as a few others) collinite will outlast jetseal. Also, SRP has a combination of abrasives and fillers which is excellent for working by hand.



Don`t let the 476`s plain, old looking container fool you, collinite is one of the best carnauba products out there.