OK - how do I get my black Audi to look as good as this? HOLY CRAP!

Yea with a good compound product on a DA polisher then some liquid polish. Then sealant, then wax. When done right, the blacks can come out looking the best.


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Yup you caught me during my edit....texting quickly as possible at a redlight doesn`t always play out well!


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pologuy said:
Are glass coatings, like in the video, "better" than ceramic or polymer coatings?
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Define your "better"

Some last longer, some don`t
Some are "harder", some aren`t
Some bead, some sheet
Besides that, They have different looks.
 
if you`re going for most color saturation (depth) I`d look at a montan/nuba wax like black ice (or for a lot cheaper Natty`s Black is AWESOME)

if you`re going for high glossy shine--- a ceramic coating would be a good bet

now granted there are different hues of glossy shine based on the type of coating
 
512detail said:
if you`re going for most color saturation (depth) I`d look at a montan/nuba wax like black ice (or for a lot cheaper Natty`s Black is AWESOME)

if you`re going for high glossy shine--- a ceramic coating would be a good bet

now granted there are different hues of glossy shine based on the type of coating
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At present I use Pinnacle Souveran and am pretty pleased with how it looks on the black.

Just wondering if I can take it up a few notches.
 
agree with Ron there...the better you polish it the better it will look BEFORE you go and make it look better with any LSP

you ideally want 100% light reflection through the clear coat onto the paint and back at you
 
Or, you could just hire THAT guy - Todd Cooperider. Rasky and others on here can get the same end results if you also want to pay for that level of perfection. OTHO, me not so much but I am learning.
 
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