Best on Summit White '04 Suburban??

B

Beach15

New member
If any of you remember, we traded our Onyx Black '02 Avalanche in for an '04 Summit White Suburban in June. The last time it was fully detailed was about a week after we got it, so several months now, and I had done:



-Clay

-1x AIO

-3x Platinum UPP



Used only synthetic b/c white is never going to glow like black w/carnauba & I wanted more durability. It's my mother's truck and she only has time to wash it, and since I've been at college for the past 2 months, it's starting to need a full re-do again.



So, my question is, in one day, what's best to use on basic white? I have AIO, SG, Platinum UPP, and S100. Want as good a shimmer as I can get, but it needs to be very durable and last until mid-December. This truck also sits outside 24/7.



Thanks! Obviously, I haven't been detailing anything in a while....:rolleyes:
 
I'm very satisfied with EX-P and Paste Glaz on my Pearl White. See my homepage or search Paste Glaz to see pics. (Pics of EXP/PG on webpage are at the bottom)
 
well i am going to go with KSG. on white, i like how it adds that type of coating to the paint and imo, it looks really good on white... plus.. its KSG... what gets more durable than that??:)



Vernon
 
White95Max said:
I'm very satisfied with EX-P and Paste Glaz on my Pearl White. See my homepage or search Paste Glaz to see pics. (Pics of EXP/PG on webpage are at the bottom)
Click to expand...



I can imagine that it probably looks awesome, but I don't have time to order or buy anything new since I'm going home tonight and only have time to do the truck on Sunday. That's why I need to stick with the Klasse AIO & SG, Platinum, and S100 I already have.



I assumed AIO & SG would be best for the conditions I described, I just haven't worked with SG in a long time and am a little concerned with it being hard to remove. Then again, this truck is white ( :up :up :up ) and not black like the Avalanche I last used it on, so it'll be harder to see any mistakes or streaks. I also now have a PC, and that always makes it a LOT easier.



I will try and post before & after pics sometime next week.
 
Beach15 said:
I just haven't worked with SG in a long time and am a little concerned with it being hard to remove.
Click to expand...

"Wipe On Wipe Off" works great for me. If you find a few streaks, afterward, use some fresh SG to re-wet it and wipe off again--or use Sonus QD if you've got it.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top