Recommended waxes with filling power?

WaxAddict said:
Fair enough! I'm not sure it's marring, specifically, rather more of hairline scratches of almost insignificant depth, induced by towel. These last lines were seen after a two-bucket wash, two Grit Guards, using 8 mitts by Griots and The Rag Co. The soap was PB SS&S. Dried by pooling, then two Dry Me A River towels using FK425 as a drying aid. The LSP is fresh, and is 915 topped with LNB. If that's not safe enough, then I'm out of ideas. The car wasn't very dirty. This is a dark blue Porsche with paint that is known for getting marked up.

Maybe the answer is something like the KSG that will provide more protection. I do, however, like the look of wax.
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Yup.Every Porsche I ever worked on had really super soft paint . That and the dark color ...........
 
Here's a couple of old school suggestions and if you're old, you probably have one of them sitting on a shelf or a rafter in the basement:

Meg's #16

or

Autoglym's SRP

Well, one of them is sort of old school.
 
it cant be softer than BMW Jet Black, no ??

So, if this was in my Shop (and I have never had paintwork that cant be corrected and stay that way), and it was making me crazy for some reason I could not control, I
might try Sonax Perfect Finish with either Cyan, Tangerine, Crimson Pad on a Rotary, enough moisture to keep the pad and product working , get it perfectly clear, and then a
couple of coats of Sonax Net Shield, applied with softest applicator, removed with softest microfibers, lots of light so I know I am not adding anything extra to the paint..

If it got marred up again to user error, I would suggest a good hard coating like Optimum Pro, to eliminate the issues with it from the Client..

Or keep bringing it back, I can make it perfect again.. :)

Good luck with this,
Dan F
 
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