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[Rupertoooo]

I recently purchase a new white vehicle. Anyone have any recommendations on what product will yield the best results on cleaning, polishing, waxing.

 

[CharlesW]

I recently purchase a new white vehicle. Anyone have any recommendations on what product will yield the best results on cleaning, polishing, waxing.

Welcome to DC!
As to your question, nope. I have no idea what product/products will yield the best results. You could probably use any of 100 and if you use them correctly, your vehicle will look great. The amount of time you want to spend, the amount of money, where the car is kept, where it is driven, are just a few of the factors that can make a difference in product choice.
Read some and then make your own decision on what sounds best to you.
I once posted this statement or close to it. Got a lot of heat for it, but I still think it applies.
"Use what ever you think looks good to you. Don't let anyone tell you that you have to/need to use a certain product to keep your car looking good"

Charles

 

[tubafeak]

I really like the look of four coats of megs #16 on my white taurus. The problem is that they stopped making it a few months ago. If you really want to make it look great polish it till it's glassy, put a few coats of UPP on it, spend a while with some VRT (or other rubber dressing) rubbing it in to the rubber trim, letting it dry, buffing it off, and repeating. Once you've done that then you use your favorite glass cleaner on the windows, being sure to not get any overspray on the newly dressed trim, follow up with more UPP on the windows.

The real trick to white is not the paint, it's everything else. The trim should be a deep black, the tires should also be deep black, the windows should be clear, any chrome should be shiny. White is about contrast.

Good luck.