<---My review Of Spray and Gloss--->

**SilverLexus** · 02-26-2005, 09:21 AM

I like this product a lot also. I have found it works fine with a carnauba wax topper like P21S.

The Wheel Sealant is just spectacular and is now part of my normal detailing...

Great work here Steve!

**91LSMAN** · 02-26-2005, 12:21 PM

I think I`ve decided I like using it better when the car is totally dry. We`ll have to see what the Legend looks like in daylight today. :cool

**NYV6Coupe** · 02-26-2005, 01:03 PM

Pictures of your Legend under the overpass are excellent, car looks like you wiped it down with Mazola. Very clean.

Just tried S&G on the hood (22* today but the hood`s warm from engine heat)
and it looks nice with definite improvement in slickness.

Also tried it on the windshield & sideglass and beading is the equivalent of Rain Block. No need for wipers, the dirty road water sheets off easily.

Very nice product.

**91LSMAN** · 02-26-2005, 01:16 PM

Originally Posted by NYV6Coupe

Pictures of your Legend under the overpass are excellent, car looks like you wiped it down with Mazola. Very clean.

Thanks. :cool

**mtwedt** · 03-03-2005, 01:48 PM

91LSMAN, I tried your method of using S&G after seeing your post and ordering some and WELL...MY, OH MY...what a shine! This stuff could be deadly....the more you buff, the greater the shine and you could easily spend a great deal of time just buffing and gloating over the results! Thanks for the post....it was excellent and I do love the look of your cars! BTW, my cars are both silver and therefore a little harder to make them really pop, but this stuff does the trick quickly and easily. Great job and many thanks to PB for the product.

**91LSMAN** · 03-04-2005, 12:15 AM

Originally Posted by mtwedt

91LSMAN, I tried your method of using S&G after seeing your post and ordering some and WELL...MY, OH MY...what a shine! This stuff could be deadly....the more you buff, the greater the shine and you could easily spend a great deal of time just buffing and gloating over the results! Thanks for the post....it was excellent and I do love the look of your cars! BTW, my cars are both silver and therefore a little harder to make them really pop, but this stuff does the trick quickly and easily. Great job and many thanks to PB for the product.

Glad you got good results!! :cool

Depending on the weather and humidity it sometimes works better for me to do the S&G after the car is totally dry. Either way I use it, I get a great shine.

**Katieee** · 03-15-2005, 02:49 AM

You guys are killing me! :brick I must get spray and gloss now, I am completely sold looking at these pictures.

Since my credit limit was increased and im getting more hours at work I think its time to finally make that big order with poorboys. I am doing a full detail on my car wednesday despite the threat of rain on friday and Saturday. NorahCRV sent me little sample bottles of some of her poorboys products and im very eager to use them. Thanks Norah!!!!

**91LSMAN** · 03-15-2005, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by Katieee

You guys are killing me! :brick I must get spray and gloss now, I am completely sold looking at these pictures.

Since my credit limit was increased and im getting more hours at work I think its time to finally make that big order with poorboys. I am doing a full detail on my car wednesday despite the threat of rain on friday and Saturday. NorahCRV sent me little sample bottles of some of her poorboys products and im very eager to use them. Thanks Norah!!!!

Thanks-it`s good stuff. :shift

**RCBuddha** · 03-17-2005, 12:51 AM

Steve,

I was getting a little bit of streaks while using S&G on some sun-warmed paint (wasn`t hot, just warm). When i got home tonight, i tried again, and it didn`t seem to streak (at least that i can see). I tried using different towels to wipe it off the first time (one was brand new). Does surface temp make a difference? Any thoughts?

**Poorboy** · 03-17-2005, 08:11 AM

Temperature shouldn`t make that much of a difference...I would say it was probably a combination of the towel and using a bit too much...remember a little can go a long way

**91LSMAN** · 03-17-2005, 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by Poorboy

Temperature shouldn`t make that much of a difference...I would say it was probably a combination of the towel and using a bit too much...remember a little can go a long way

I`ve gotten streaks on my car also-but only sometimes and it`s probably when I use too much. Just to be sure I`m streak free, expecialy when it`s colder, I go over the car with a dry microfiber.