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  • ColorX

    Hi,

    1-ColorX is it a cleaner wax or cleaner polish?

    2- How to apply it, like a wax (just leave it on the surface 2 dry) or like a polish (rub and remove).

    >>>3- I focus only on using the wax. I don't prepare the surface always for waxing because i don't want to reduce the thikness of the paint. I'm I thinking in the right way ? Are the polishes, claying and cleaner waxs reduce the thikness of the paint ??


    Thanks,

  • #2
    Re: ColorX

    1. Cleaner/Wax.... though it has cleaners/polish/wax in it.

    2. Yes, apply it working it in a little, let dry, and then remove.

    3. Using products gentle by hand wont reduce anything. No reason no to do a little prep, it only helps your results.

    A good simple detail is:
    1. Wash
    2. Clay
    3. ColorX
    4. Wax - Like Nxt 2.0, Gold Class+, other favorite.
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    • #3
      Re: ColorX

      You're gonna get much better results following Murr's steps. ColorX alone won't give any major correction power.

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      • #4
        Re: ColorX

        Thanks Murr,

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        • #5
          Re: ColorX

          Does ColorX use SMAT or diminishing abrasives?
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          • #6
            Re: ColorX

            Originally posted by HealthyCivic View Post
            Does ColorX use SMAT or diminishing abrasives?
            Diminishing. As of right now, D151 is the only SMAT Cleaner/Wax. But another 5 hours and 15 minutes might change that..........
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            • #7
              Re: ColorX

              Originally posted by Murr1525 View Post
              1. Cleaner/Wax.... though it has cleaners/polish/wax in it.

              2. Yes, apply it working it in a little, let dry, and then remove.

              3. Using products gentle by hand wont reduce anything. No reason no to do a little prep, it only helps your results.

              A good simple detail is:
              1. Wash
              2. Clay
              3. ColorX
              4. Wax - Like Nxt 2.0, Gold Class+, other favorite.
              Don't you think it is better using Paint cleaner than ColorX for step 3? And reasons please..

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              • #8
                Re: ColorX

                Depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

                As an AIO product, ColorX cleans, polishes and protects in one step. However, a product dedicated to just one of those steps is more effective than one that does all three.
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                • #9
                  Re: ColorX

                  The detail steps I listed are for a quick simple detail.

                  As mentioned above, if you have other goals, then sure a paint cleaner could be better.
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                  • #10
                    Re: ColorX

                    Originally posted by Murr1525 View Post
                    The detail steps I listed are for a quick simple detail.

                    As mentioned above, if you have other goals, then sure a paint cleaner could be better.
                    So which product do you suggest for a black new car? And is the rubbing compound strictly for scratch removal?

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                    • #11
                      Re: ColorX

                      You would not use a rubbing compound or Ultimate Compound, etc unless there were defects to remove.

                      For a new car, you can do either the above quick detail, or you could look at a more complete detail like:

                      1. Wash
                      2. Clay
                      3. Clean - SwirlX
                      4. Polish - (optional) - Deep Crystal Polish
                      5. Wax - Nxt 2.0, Gold Class+, etc
                      6. Wax

                      Being a new car, hopefully it is in good shape, but may have some defects already?
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                      • #12
                        Re: ColorX

                        Originally posted by Murr1525 View Post
                        You would not use a rubbing compound or Ultimate Compound, etc unless there were defects to remove.

                        For a new car, you can do either the above quick detail, or you could look at a more complete detail like:

                        1. Wash
                        2. Clay
                        3. Clean - SwirlX
                        4. Polish - (optional) - Deep Crystal Polish
                        5. Wax - Nxt 2.0, Gold Class+, etc
                        6. Wax

                        Being a new car, hopefully it is in good shape, but may have some defects already?
                        So is SwirlX the best option for Step 3 for a new car(black)? And doesn't my car look nice?(my avatar)

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                        • #13
                          Re: ColorX

                          Yeah, SwirlX is the mild cleaner now.

                          You can apply it gently for mild cleaning, or with more passion for some defect removal.
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