What product to use on silver?

series1 said:
I don't know if durability really is an issue since I will reapply every month but I want to see durability which means I want to see beads and slickness.
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Then I'd sure try UPP. IMO *nothing* beats it for slickness and the beading is pretty good for a sealant.
 
Please be patient with me I am new to the forum.



I currently have two coats of NXT Tech Wax on my "Silver"ado. Does anyone have a recommendation to go over the NXT?



Thanks.
 
I am glad to see this thread because the '99 GS 400 I just purchased is currently getting a new paint job. It was originally the Artic Silver but I am getting just a "little" more metallic in the new paint. I was planning on going with AIO/SGx3 and MAYBE topping with #16 or S100 but after reading this thread I think I will first try AIO/UPP until the winter.
 
Accumulator said:
Then I'd sure try UPP. IMO *nothing* beats it for slickness and the beading is pretty good for a sealant.
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I'm probly gonna end up doing MP,UPP, then Nattys maybe once I get the problem with my "defective" jar of mine solved.
 
Vipersdad said:
Please be patient with me I am new to the forum.



I currently have two coats of NXT Tech Wax on my "Silver"ado. Does anyone have a recommendation to go over the NXT?



Thanks.
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Pinnacle Paste Glaz (If you can find any)

Nattys Paste Wax





I don't know where you are in Wisconsin, but I have both of the above waxes and would be happy to let you try them.

Better yet, you should try Fourstar UPP and then apply one of the above waxes. :xyxthumbs

Yeah I have UPP too. :)
 
Vipersdad said:
Please be patient with me I am new to the forum.



I currently have two coats of NXT Tech Wax on my "Silver"ado. Does anyone have a recommendation to go over the NXT?



Thanks.
Click to expand...



Pinnacle Paste Glaz (If you can find any)

Nattys Paste Wax





I don't know where you are in Wisconsin, but I have both of the above waxes and would be happy to let you try them.

Better yet, you should try Fourstar UPP and then apply one of the above waxes. :xyxthumbs

Yeah I have UPP too. :)
 
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