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  • Michael Stoops
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    Definitely keep this and similar products, and even waxes, off of matte/flat vinyl. Glossy vinyl can be waxed over without issue.

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  • BS MXRacer
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    The "For glossy finishes only - Do not use on flat, matte or satin finishes" would apply to vinyl graphics that are matte as well correct?

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  • scanlessfool
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    Lots of great information in this thread. Definitely helped to clear some questions I was asking myself.

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  • Michael Stoops
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    Originally posted by davey g-force View Post
    I think they might be referring to matte paint jobs which seem to be getting more popular these days (for some reason).
    Originally posted by Shawn T. View Post
    That is my first assumption and I think that's the reasoning
    Bingo. With the growing popularity of matte/flat paint finishes we get a lot of calls asking if it's OK to use our polishes and waxes on them, or how to remove a scratch. In some cases we get calls from people who are upset that the finish of their car is now a bit shiny because they used a polish on it. Heck, we had one young guy call up close to furious that we "ruined" his new paint job. Seems he had just painted his car flat black and then went over it with Deep Crystal Polish. Not everyone is a detailing expert, so sometimes a little help in the form of a warning on the label can save someone a headache.

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  • Shawn T.
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    Originally posted by davey g-force View Post
    I think they might be referring to matte paint jobs which seem to be getting more popular these days (for some reason).
    That is my first assumption and I think that's the reasoning

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  • davey g-force
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    I think they might be referring to matte paint jobs which seem to be getting more popular these days (for some reason).

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  • BS MXRacer
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    By definition a flat, matte, or satin finish is a non-glossy finish and the purpose of a polish is to add gloss to a finish through the increase of the surface's shininess or its ability to reflect light.

    If you polish a matte finish, thereby adding gloss or shininess to the surface then the finish will no longer be a matte finish.

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  • k3ith
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    Can anyone tell me what, exactly, "For glossy finishes only - Do not use on flat, matte or satin finishes" means? It's the first thing the instructions say on the bottle.

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  • cjcruz
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    Originally posted by mattya802 View Post
    Cleaner/polish.
    thanks again

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  • Detale
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    It's an abrasive polish similar to M205, but with more polishing oils.

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  • mattya802
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    Cleaner/polish.

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  • cjcruz
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    UP is a cleaner/polish or pure polish?

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  • OBSSEST
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    Looking forward to trying this. Wish I didn't have a full bottle of 205 left cause this could very well replace it. Besides, my car is pictured on the front of the bottle so it must be good.

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  • Marc08EX
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    Originally posted by mb911 View Post
    Ok...

    I used Ultimate Polish on the trunk and rear bumper of a black car before I applied Ultimate Wax.

    I applied polish by hand. It goes on better than any polish/glaze I have used previously. Like the wax, it is rather runny.

    It's fun to put it on, and I would describe it a bit like a liquid butter too.

    The removal, if fully dried, is just slightly difficult. THerefore, just get it wiped up before it dries, and its removal will then be similar to other pure polishes like #7, but somewhat easier.

    Overall, a fine polish. A polish that is fun to use and seems less messy.

    The oils obviously darkened the finish and looked very nice after using it.

    I would say this is a modern #7. A bit easier to use.
    Thanks for the review! We're not supposed to let any polish dry anyways right?

    How about the ultimate wax? Can't wait! Please compare it to NXT 2.0 as well. THANKS!

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  • rcktpwrd
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    Originally posted by mb911 View Post
    Ok...

    I used Ultimate Polish on the trunk and rear bumper of a black car before I applied Ultimate Wax.

    I applied polish by hand. It goes on better than any polish/glaze I have used previously. Like the wax, it is rather runny.

    It's fun to put it on, and I would describe it a bit like a liquid butter too.

    The removal, if fully dried, is just slightly difficult. THerefore, just get it wiped up before it dries, and its removal will then be similar to other pure polishes like #7, but somewhat easier.

    Overall, a fine polish. A polish that is fun to use and seems less messy.

    The oils obviously darkened the finish and looked very nice after using it.

    I would say this is a modern #7. A bit easier to use.
    cool!

    how do you think application with a DA would be? I am looking to get this product and use my DA on my blue PT...
    Last edited by rcktpwrd; Jan 11, 2011, 01:23 PM. Reason: spelling

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