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Old 06-27-2008, 09:33 PM
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Thanks for the responses so far, keep em coming gents.
Old 06-27-2008, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by SpecC
that is some good stuff you got there! I don't know if Poorboy's SSS is strong enough to rip out all sealant and wax though. Do you think it is? I remember people recommending it as a regular wash soap.

With a polish collection like that, I don't think you even need glaze! If the scratches are that deep, that guy needs to go to a body shop haha. I like your selection though! We probalby share at least 70% of the same stuff
Poorboys SS&S certainly won't strip off your existing layer of sealant or wax. It's just a great all around car shampoo for your car. As far as a glaze being necessary......well that's a great point. I've never used a glaze as I never found it useful in the past, however after this customer's car, it would of been handy to have given the severity of the customer's paint. I've built a pretty decent detail inventory, but like I said, I am always interested in trying new products.

I put a fresh coat of Natty's Blue on my G tonight and I just love the depth and gloss that it gives.
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Originally Posted by SpecC
that is some good stuff you got there! I don't know if Poorboy's SSS is strong enough to rip out all sealant and wax though. Do you think it is? I remember people recommending it as a regular wash soap.
i thinhk something like dish washing soap works...i use dawn
Old 06-27-2008, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Poorboys SS&S certainly won't strip off your existing layer of sealant or wax. It's just a great all around car shampoo for your car. As far as a glaze being necessary......well that's a great point. I've never used a glaze as I never found it useful in the past, however after this customer's car, it would of been handy to have given the severity of the customer's paint. I've built a pretty decent detail inventory, but like I said, I am always interested in trying new products.

I put a fresh coat of Natty's Blue on my G tonight and I just love the depth and gloss that it gives.
my god that is awful lol. For another shampoo, I highly recommend P21S Total Auto Wash. It's a paint safe degreaser and can be diluted to a mild soap.

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i thinhk something like dish washing soap works...i use dawn
Yeah I know a lot of people like Dawn for stripping sealant and wax. I was just curious as to Garnet Canuck used it for his full detail jobs.
Old 06-27-2008, 10:45 PM
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I always use Dawn before doing one of my fullblow detail jobs with clay, polish, glaze, sealent, and wax. (Yes... I'm a bit of a detail freak... I can spend a whole weekend on one.)
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
... I have Poorboys entire SSR lineup of polishes as well which I find are very good, but I think Menzerna's are a step above...
Agree 100%... For the money you can't beat the Poorboys line-up. Great product line these guys have, however, Menzerna does provide that extra "ummphh" that I like to see. The FMJ is perfect.

Oh and Poorboys stuff smells really really good. The Natty's Blue is like bubble gum and makes you want to eat it, but I don't recommend it. It doesn't taste as good as it smells.
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Originally Posted by SpecC
my god that is awful lol. For another shampoo, I highly recommend P21S Total Auto Wash. It's a paint safe degreaser and can be diluted to a mild soap.



Yeah I know a lot of people like Dawn for stripping sealant and wax. I was just curious as to Garnet Canuck used it for his full detail jobs.
If you are looking to strip all protectants from your paint surface, the general method is to spray a 50/50 Isopropyl Alcohol/water mix on your paint and wipe it off.
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Agree 100%... For the money you can't beat the Poorboys line-up. Great product line these guys have, however, Menzerna does provide that extra "ummphh" that I like to see. The FMJ is perfect.

Oh and Poorboys stuff smells really really good. The Natty's Blue is like bubble gum and makes you want to eat it, but I don't recommend it. It doesn't taste as good as it smells.
Good timing one the Natty's Blue.....I just did a fresh coat tonight.

http://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=229799
Old 06-28-2008, 01:13 AM
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Car Soap: Meguiar's Gold Class

Sealant: NXT Tech 2.0

Wax: S100

Tire Dressing: NoTouch

Wheel Sealant: Poorboys

Interior Protectant: 303 Aerospace

Leather Care: Zaino Z9/Z10 & Poorboys

Quick Detailer:FK425

Glass Cleaner: Stoners
Old 06-28-2008, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Good timing one the Natty's Blue.....I just did a fresh coat tonight.

http://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=229799
As always, Your car looks sooo CLEAN, Shane... Nice job!
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
If you are looking to strip all protectants from your paint surface, the general method is to spray a 50/50 Isopropyl Alcohol/water mix on your paint and wipe it off.
Yeah I'm positive that works too. I will begin to use this method after polishing to get rid of the fillers though
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Car Soap: Prima Mystique - slickest soap i've used, leaves great shine, ONR - great when car is not too dirty.

Claybar: claymagic blue

Polish (light cutting): Prima Finish, Prima Swirl

Polish (medium cutting): menzerna po106ff, Prima Swirl

Polish (heavy cutting): Prima Cut, Meguiars M105

Glaze: Prima Amigo, Red Moose Machine Glaze

Sealant: Prima Epic, Zaino z2, z5 both with zfx, Meguiars NXT 2.0 - great shine..not so great durability

Wax: P21S 100% carnauba, collinite 845 insulator wax

Tire Dressing: Meguiars hyperdressing

Wheel Sealant: Collinite 845

Interior Protectant: 303 Aerospace, Prima Nero,

Leather Care: Prima Nourish, Lexol, Leatherique

Quick Detailer: Prima Slick and Finish Kare 425

Glass Cleaner: Prima Clarity and Stoner's Invisible glass

I added another category - Exterior Trim - Black Wow
Old 07-01-2008, 03:05 PM
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First post. Thought I help out with my choices

Car Soap: Surf City Garage Wash and Wax / Meguiars Gold Class

Claybar: Pinnacle Clay Bar

Polish (light cutting): Menzerna PO106FF

Polish (medium cutting): Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0

Polish (heavy cutting): Haven't encountered a car like that needed it

Glaze: N/A

Sealant: Duragloss 111

Wax: Pinnacle Souveran Paste (my car) / Pinnacle Liquid Souveran

Tire Dressing: Meguiars Endurance

Wheel Sealant: N/A

Interior Protectant: DP Total Interior Cleaner

Leather Care: Pinnacle

Quick Detailer: Meguairs QD / Optimum QD (mixed by myself)

Glass Cleaner: Stoner Invisible Glass
Old 07-01-2008, 04:14 PM
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Car Soap: Poorboy or Meguire Gold Class

Claybar: Zaino

Polish (light cutting): Menzerna PO106FF

Polish (medium cutting): Haven't used one yet, but it'd probably be a Menzerna brand

Polish (heavy cutting): Haven't used one yet, but it'd probably be a Menzerna brand

Glaze: I've only tried one glaze; RMG (Red Moose Glaze)

Sealant: Menzerna FMJ

Hybrid/Synthetic Wax: Meguire NXT 2.0

Organic/Carnauba Wax: Pinnacle Souveran

Tire Dressing: Poorboy

Wheel Sealant: Poorboy

Interior and Exterior Protectant: 303 Aerospace

Leather Care: None used yet, but would probably use Leatherique brand products

Quick Detailer: Meguire

Glass Cleaner: Stoner Invisible Glass
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Car Soap: Chemical Guys Wash & Gloss

Claybar:
Clay Magic Fine

Polish (light cutting): Menzerna PO106FA (Nano Polish)

Polish (medium cutting): Menzerna PO83 (Super Intensive Polish)

Polish (heavy cutting): Menzerna Power Gloss

Glaze: Poorboy's World Black Hole, Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze

Sealant: Blackfire Wet Diamond

Wax: Blackfire Midnight Sun

Tire Dressing: Poorboy's World Bold 'n Bright

Wheel Sealant:Poorboy's World Wheel Sealant

Interior Protectant: 303 Aerospace Protectant

Leather Care: Lexol

Quick Detailer: Chemical Guys Synthetic Quick Detailer

Glass Cleaner: Stoner Invisible Glass

Color is BO. See results of these products here.

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