RON,
Ever think of prima hydro max? 15-20 min. DONE.
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BFCS FTW !!!!!
The looks without the wax mess.
Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!
I dunno....to me the plasticy-sealant look would be out of place on a `vette of that vintage. If a guy like Yours Truly were judging it, it wouldn`t be "period correct" if it came down to a fractional-point tie-breaker.
My pal`s Jag MKII (only vehicle I do for others) is that kind of metallic blue, and I refuse to make its paint look "like a new Lexus".
Just food for thought....Not like I know from how they judge the shows *that* car will be in.
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Yeah, I gave my pal an earful for using that on his MKII! Wrong wrong wrong but, sigh....I`m a lone voice in the wilderness
I really *really* *REALLY* dislike the sealant look on older cars though, just me being me to an insufferable degree. Heh heh, I even thought P21s looked "so much too wrong" on my Jag that I stripped it off! Not enough depth/jetting/etc. and this is on metallic light gray (the P21s made it look "more silver, less gray" and just wrong in my eyes).
I have been thinking about this a little more. If you have it WG DGLS would be a slightly better option if you have any. It had and even more Nuba glow than BFCS.
Then in if he really want to wax I would say either PB natty blue or BFMS.
bfms topper to bfcs...makes the metal flakes float in the paint.
Crystal seal is nice, I`m fairly certain I have some left. I don`t mind sending it your way
I like Fuzion. It was super easy to use and looked good. But BFMS was slightly easier to use and gave that look. Because Fuzion is a hybrid it gives a little bit of a glossy sealant look vs the glow.
When end I first got Fuzion I thought it would be the one wax I held onto forever. But when I finally got to use BFMS I had a tough time between the 2. In the end BFMS won out.
Don`t make a decision until you check what they`re using in Europe on old `Vettes. The European forums are much better at picking an LSP for a specific color/year/car than us.
I`d prolly use Blue Velvet Pro.
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