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  • HCAD
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    Originally posted by imankashani003 View Post
    personally i dont believe in polishing new car. as i know the white paint doesnt give a brilliant shine but i wanna be the first one in my country for having a white brilliant shine car.
    I think you may have a negative view of "polishing" iman. It doesn't have to be a full correction where you're removing layers of clear coat. As The Guz suggested, a cleaner wax is a simple effective way to clean your paint and remove some defects (often just above surface defects) while leaving you with a great shine. If you decide you want to "polish" more defects away at a later date, there are many more aggressive options to explore. I'd start simple though. Clean it correctly and try a mild polish.

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  • imankashani003
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    Originally posted by The Guz View Post
    Well best is subjective to each user. I know it is not the answer you are wanting to hear.

    I understand the fear of polishing a new car but in the grand scheme of things it is not going to harm the paint. Many new vehicles suffer from DISO (Dealer Installed Swirl Option) and often require correction. Polishing will give the most gloss followed by your choice in protection whether it is a wax or sealant. A sealant will last longer (NXT, M21, Ultimate Wax, Ultimate Fast Finish).

    If you are just looking to add some shine then a simple clay and protect option may be what you are looking for as above surface contaminants build up on the car as it is delivered to the dealer and while it sits on the dealer lot. As I mentioned their are cleaner waxes that do all three in one step yet. Something like D166 and Mirror Bright Polishing Wax fall within this category. I would have recommended white wax but that has been discontinued.

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  • imankashani003
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    Re: Wax for white car....help me

    now you can see my car photos, i have uploaded them
    Originally posted by The Guz View Post
    Well best is subjective to each user. I know it is not the answer you are wanting to hear.

    I understand the fear of polishing a new car but in the grand scheme of things it is not going to harm the paint. Many new vehicles suffer from DISO (Dealer Installed Swirl Option) and often require correction. Polishing will give the most gloss followed by your choice in protection whether it is a wax or sealant. A sealant will last longer (NXT, M21, Ultimate Wax, Ultimate Fast Finish).

    If you are just looking to add some shine then a simple clay and protect option may be what you are looking for as above surface contaminants build up on the car as it is delivered to the dealer and while it sits on the dealer lot. As I mentioned their are cleaner waxes that do all three in one step yet. Something like D166 and Mirror Bright Polishing Wax fall within this category. I would have recommended white wax but that has been discontinued.

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  • The Guz
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    Re: Wax for white car....help me

    Well best is subjective to each user. I know it is not the answer you are wanting to hear.

    I understand the fear of polishing a new car but in the grand scheme of things it is not going to harm the paint. Many new vehicles suffer from DISO (Dealer Installed Swirl Option) and often require correction. Polishing will give the most gloss followed by your choice in protection whether it is a wax or sealant. A sealant will last longer (NXT, M21, Ultimate Wax, Ultimate Fast Finish).

    If you are just looking to add some shine then a simple clay and protect option may be what you are looking for as above surface contaminants build up on the car as it is delivered to the dealer and while it sits on the dealer lot. As I mentioned their are cleaner waxes that do all three in one step yet. Something like D166 and Mirror Bright Polishing Wax fall within this category. I would have recommended white wax but that has been discontinued.

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  • imankashani003
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    Re: Wax for white car....help me

    personally i dont believe in polishing new car. as i know the white paint doesnt give a brilliant shine but i wanna be the first one in my country for having a white brilliant shine car. but i'm really confused because of the wide variety of products. i would rather have the best product to achieve my goal. i wonder if it is possible to give me a piece of your mind about it
    (and i don't know haw to upload my car photo)
    Originally posted by The Guz View Post
    My message got cut off but what I was trying to say is that white won't give that pop that a darker colored vehicle gives. White gives off that bright appearance.

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  • The Guz
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    Originally posted by The Guz View Post
    I would recommend either polishing or using a cleaner wax. It may also need to be clayed.

    A polish will impart gloss as well as clean the paint. You will then need to use the protection product if your choice.

    A cleaner wax is an all in one product that cleans, polished and protects.

    One thing to note is that white paint won
    My message got cut off but what I was trying to say is that white won't give that pop that a darker colored vehicle gives. White gives off that bright appearance.

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  • imankashani003
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    Personally i don

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  • The Guz
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    I would recommend either polishing or using a cleaner wax. It may also need to be clayed.

    A polish will impart gloss as well as clean the paint. You will then need to use the protection product if your choice.

    A cleaner wax is an all in one product that cleans, polished and protects.

    One thing to note is that white paint won

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  • imankashani003
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    Wax for white car....help me

    hello
    i have bought a new white car 2017
    the paint does not reflect suficiently

    suggest me a product to have a brilliant shine and glossy paint

    (i prefer paste type)
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