Best wet/shine LSP Carnuba Wax

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nytoy

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I already have used AIO and two layers of KSG, this is on a bright red car, I want it to really pop and have that deep wet look and be super glossy.



Durability doesn't matter at all, as this car only sees sunny days during the summer and gets washed / waxed once a week.



Of course I'd rather not spend over $70 on one bottle of wax, but I've read the reviews, it looks like the P100 is good but maybe Pinnicle is better. Looking for fresh ideas. Thanks.
 
Looks are very subjective, but for what it's worth, I think Natty's Blue is definately worth a try if you want a wet look. :)
 
I was blown away by Natty's blue. It went on top of EX-P. VERY wet. My prior combo, nearly was wet, was P21S on top of Four Star UPP.
 
I've used MAX WAX a few times lately and was very pleased with the clearity, wetness and depth, plus it's by far the easiest on & off of any the waxes I've used.
 
Scottwax said:
Deep and liquid? Carnauba Moose or Souveran
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^^^^I agree^^^^

Either or are great carnaubas...CMW giving more of a "rich/darkening" and Sourveran is a tad bit clearer/reflective.
 
If you really want it to look good, focus on the polish. A properly polished clear looks almost perfect as is, even before a LSP.
 
RAG said:
If you really want it to look good, focus on the polish. A properly polished clear looks almost perfect as is, even before a LSP.
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True but if you then finish with Natty's Blue, you will notice the incredible wetness. It is very obvious.
 
Another vote for Natty's Blue. Souveran is a great choice as well, as is Trade Secret, although I'd prefer the last two on metallics. Blue is less outstanding on light metallics but very nice on red.
 
BradUF said:
Does Natty Blue work good on cherry Red? Also what colors does it not work good on?
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Works great on all colors, even white:



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