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What would you top 1000p with ?
- Thread starter Fallz
- Start date
Why not another coat of 1000P?? I'm curious since I have a can but haven't used it yet on the whole car.
You might want to add Powerlock to your list. It gets great reviews for slickness, shine and durability and supposed to be super easy to apply and remove.
http://www.autopia.org/forum/topic/132479-collinite-fleet-wax-vs-powerlock/
You might want to add Powerlock to your list. It gets great reviews for slickness, shine and durability and supposed to be super easy to apply and remove.
http://www.autopia.org/forum/topic/132479-collinite-fleet-wax-vs-powerlock/
Accumulator
Well-known member
Fallguy- I'm guessing that you just don't like how the FK1000P looks on that particular vehicle (otherwise, why not just use it all by itself). I wouldn't expect any problems with any of the products you mentioned, I'd just go by which you'd rather have on there- 845 for an overall decent product (OK on trim, easy to do); M21 for durability and its look (if you like it); OCW if you just want to do it quick/easy and don't mind redoing all the time.
Regulars here probaly *know* what I'd do, but I'm kinda a FK1000P fanatic ^_^
Regulars here probaly *know* what I'd do, but I'm kinda a FK1000P fanatic ^_^
I think the 1000p is a good sealant/wax but was looking for something easier to work with. I have a lot of grained trim on my 4Runner . Maybe Ill do 1000p again, it will be summer soon and temps will be hot.
I think M21 is very underrated on these boards. Also does not do a number on grained trim , pretty trim friendly.
The 845 is also a good durable product. good shine and protection.
I'll be doing a 1000p on my wifes Rav4 also so maybe I'll hit mine too right away.
I think M21 is very underrated on these boards. Also does not do a number on grained trim , pretty trim friendly.
The 845 is also a good durable product. good shine and protection.
I'll be doing a 1000p on my wifes Rav4 also so maybe I'll hit mine too right away.
Accumulator
Well-known member
Fallguy- Ya know how I'm such a huge fan of FK425? Well, since you mentioned it on trim....I actually prefer ValuGard's Fast FInish on black trim. So much so that I keep it on hand just for that (even use it on trim that I've sealed with UTTG). The FastFInish is almost one of those "you just gotta try it!" products, it's not just another QD (actually, I don't really like it all that well on paint, not the same "pop" as with FK425). Just another way for me to spend your money!
Accumulator
Well-known member
Hey, Porta! How, uhm...Accumulator-proof is the Sonax? Like, any worries about streaking/etc.?
The 425 has done some good sprucing up on the 1000p. I watched closely as I went through the touch less was yesterday and its still beading , must have just needed a good shot of 425.
Anyway I'm going to do another 2 layers of 1000p for summer and just keep the 425 for my DS.
One thing I noticed is the 425 also works great on things like my grained trim and interior too. It does not shine but gives a good natural appearance.
Thanks all for your input.
Anyway I'm going to do another 2 layers of 1000p for summer and just keep the 425 for my DS.
One thing I noticed is the 425 also works great on things like my grained trim and interior too. It does not shine but gives a good natural appearance.
Thanks all for your input.
Accumulator
Well-known member
Fallguy- Fpr an even less glossy finish on trim, try ValuGard's Fast Finish. It's become my go-to product surfaces that I don't want *too* glossy* (generally, that means I use FastFinish on everything except the paint and polished/plated metal).