Wet Look

[darthkir]

I would like to know, what gives the wet look finish, is it techniques or using the correct products?

Please advise.

[SHYNEMAN123]

Re: Wet Look

Hello and Welcome

It's both and once you achieve it it will control you for more.

Are you scared yet ?

Don't be were here to Help you through it.

[darthkir]

Re: Wet Look

Hello and Welcome

It's both and once you achieve it it will control you for more.

Are you scared yet ?

Don't be were here to Help you through it.

I juts bought some Meguiar's and planned to start this weekend... a bit nervous i must say...

[KC's]

Re: Wet Look

I juts bought some Meguiar's and planned to start this weekend... a bit nervous i must say...

what hv u got there?

that is so scare

the truth is out there

[darthkir]

Re: Wet Look

what hv u got there?

that is so scare

the truth is out there

i have now the nxt car wash, clay kit, deep crystal paint cleaner, nxt wax, and the uqd... still deciding whether need to buy a polish or not...

i have also ordered some items for the leather, natural shine for interior & the endurance tyre gel...

[KC's]

Re: Wet Look

i have now the nxt car wash, clay kit, deep crystal paint cleaner, nxt wax, and the uqd... still deciding whether need to buy a polish or not...

i have also ordered some items for the leather, natural shine for interior & the endurance tyre gel...

enough liow bro
cool

wash & clay then
wipe down
cleaning paint -deep crystal
NXT is good wait for 20-30 mins to dry


P/s need a orbiter machine pls PM

[searle]

Re: Wet Look

If you are really looking for that wet-look, pick up some DC2-polish or M07-glaze, and apply it after the cleaner and before the wax.

Some colors and paints show the effect more than others, but it NEVER hurts.

[Markus Kleis]

Re: Wet Look

When I think of wet paint, M205 is one of the first products to come to mind. M205 does a fantastic job of removing the fine scratches and haze, which in turns increase gloss and depth, giving the paint a "wet" look.

[Still Learnin]

Re: Wet Look

to me the "wet look" comes from a properly prepper surface, so no swirls scratches haze etc to get in the way. the wax is the icing on the cake!

you can have the best products in the world and not acheive great results if proper technique or passion doesnt goes into the vehicle. also use the right products for the job. hows the condition of the paint your working on? remember to use the least agressive method first!

theres alot of great info on this site that you will find.. let us know how it comes out looking!

[searle]

Re: Wet Look

^ +1 ... Preparation is the key.

Even if you dont have swirls or haze etc, a good claying +paintCleaner will prepare the surface for the subsequent polish+wax and maximize the result.

The polish/glaze conditioning oils will help hide many defects and enhance what you have, but best results come from not having any defects (swirls etc) and having a fully prepared surface so that what you are enhancing is as good as it gets.

[darthkir]

Re: Wet Look

thank you guys.... i will try out first then share the result...

[zaidgreat]

Re: Wet Look

Wet Look.... (My rule no.1) I get myself a proper paint job.
It eases my surface prep and LSP..

[redshelly]

Re: Wet Look

I clayed my Mustang and WOW. try claying and go with the professional products. Your paint will will be crazy smooth. The shine is like Barret Jackson shine(sorry Mr jackson if I spelled your auction wrong)