Black Hole on top of Polish w/Sealant?

**Ronkh** · 07-05-2014, 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by 512detail

That`s a fly that flipped over on my roof and couldnt turn itself over.haha

On second look.........

The paint looks very cloudy

I think it needs more wax.

**WaxAddict** · 07-05-2014, 03:21 PM

I have read that the longer you work PWS, the less sealant is left behind, so regardless of BH, a final layer of LNB would be warranted.
I have recently used the Pro Polish, BH, LNB combo and it`s great. Pockets (June 16th) put my car on the PB Facebook page after I had used this combo.

**512detail** · 07-05-2014, 03:35 PM

Thanks for the info. I have been getting great results with pws and my duetto with either hydroshred cyan or rupes yellow pad, but I am working it on quite well. I`ve always at least topped it with spray wax or optiseal just for safe measure. I have been curious on the longevity of the sealant aspect of this product, the cut is great for the finish left.

**Ronkh** · 07-05-2014, 04:32 PM

So hit it with bh and some lnb

pics required

**512detail** · 07-06-2014, 03:58 PM

Ended up going with pws topped with nattys bluex2. He decided he wanted the extra protection of two coats of lnb. We decided I would do bh and exp next full detail.
I will post a writeup eventually. I still need to post the boat I did last week as well. Here`s a few pics for now. Camera phone pics don`t do this shine justice.

Bold n bright with carrand brush, love this stuff

**Ronkh** · 07-06-2014, 04:29 PM

Looks great !!

Can`t argue with success.

**Old Pirate** · 07-06-2014, 04:35 PM

Originally Posted by Ronkh

Flip em over and try to catch em with chop sticks

Danielson you miss one.

**Pockets** · 07-07-2014, 12:04 PM

Gorgeous truck!!

Sorry I missed this one

I would stay away from the QW+ as a spray product. In fact we are removing the sprayer that comes with it because it can be a little iffy on grained plastic. It works great however by hand and really gives a wonderful look. QD+ is much easier to use and does not stain trim. Spray and Gloss (like Ron said) is really really easy to use and requires no extra work AT ALL haha.

I use QD+ while I dry and Spray and Gloss as my wipe down. Can`t beat the price of Spray and Gloss for what you get either like you said. If you have a good wax down already Spray and Gloss is the simple choice.

**WaxAddict** · 07-07-2014, 03:33 PM

Originally Posted by Pockets

... I use QD+ while I dry and Spray and Gloss as my wipe down.

Do you get a discount?

But seriously that sounds like a great combo. Had I not heard it here, I probably would have done it in reverse order, but I guess QD+ has better lubricity than S&G and thus makes a good drying aid. Noted!

**Ronkh** · 07-07-2014, 04:25 PM

Originally Posted by Pockets

I would stay away from the QW+ as a spray product. In fact we are removing the sprayer that comes with it because it can be a little iffy on grained plastic. It works great however by hand and really gives a wonderful look. QD+ is much easier to use and does not stain trim. Spray and Gloss (like Ron said) is really really easy to use and requires no extra work AT ALL haha.

I use QD+ while I dry and Spray and Gloss as my wipe down. Can`t beat the price of Spray and Gloss for what you get either like you said. If you have a good wax down already Spray and Gloss is the simple choice.

Originally Posted by Ronkh

QW is great stuff !!!!! QD+ is too, but if you were only going to use one of the three, it would for me be sg.

I lost custody of my QW, and qd+. I understand qd+ can be used as a drying agent as well, but SG is just soooooo simple.

QW is probably the hidden gem of the pb line. But remember QD+ and QW require a 2nd buff, and i`m fat and lazy.