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Long time lurker and first time poster. Looking for the most reflective LSP for my 2012 WHITE Dodge Challenger. This car is a summer time toy and a winter time garage queen. Considering all prep being equal (wash/clay/DA polish, test spot...), which would be more reflective?
Ultimate Wax (sealant)?
Gold Class Carnauba Plus?
M26?
Other?
I am leaving the dark side (Zaino). This car used to wear Zaino, and it looked very nice. Car was vandalized and had to have the roof repaired and painted. After the paint had cured, this was was completely polished and jeweled by a pro, who then coated the car in cquartz. The cquartz is shot and summer is here. The reason I ask about reflectivity is because although the pro polished/jeweled the car well, wife said it did not look as nice as it did when I was using the dark side product. A salesman who calls on me, and is a good friend, said the same thing. I care more about the car looking it's best as opposed to durability.
I have done a lot of lurking and studying. Received a DA, backplate and pads for Christmas this year. Watched a ton of videos (Mike Phillips, Junkman...etc.) I have learned a lot from this forum, have had success with several meguiars products, and the company appears to have great customer service, and an honest and truthful 'vibe' overall.
So, all prep being equal, which Meguiars LSP would you say is most glossy/reflective, and recommended for the white Challenger? (crappy picture linked below)
Thank you in advance!
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Ultimate Wax (sealant)?
Gold Class Carnauba Plus?
M26?
Other?
I am leaving the dark side (Zaino). This car used to wear Zaino, and it looked very nice. Car was vandalized and had to have the roof repaired and painted. After the paint had cured, this was was completely polished and jeweled by a pro, who then coated the car in cquartz. The cquartz is shot and summer is here. The reason I ask about reflectivity is because although the pro polished/jeweled the car well, wife said it did not look as nice as it did when I was using the dark side product. A salesman who calls on me, and is a good friend, said the same thing. I care more about the car looking it's best as opposed to durability.
I have done a lot of lurking and studying. Received a DA, backplate and pads for Christmas this year. Watched a ton of videos (Mike Phillips, Junkman...etc.) I have learned a lot from this forum, have had success with several meguiars products, and the company appears to have great customer service, and an honest and truthful 'vibe' overall.
So, all prep being equal, which Meguiars LSP would you say is most glossy/reflective, and recommended for the white Challenger? (crappy picture linked below)
Thank you in advance!
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