Nattys red

[jonnie5]

After putting 2 coats of EX-P sealant nad 1 coat of Natty's Red about 7 weeks ago I thought the beading was getting a little flat. Nothing really wrong with it but I wanted that fresh beading look again lol. This time though I used qd when buffing and to add a second layer of Natty's Red and the results were fantastic. Never had so much of a wet look before. Standing admiring my work and it give an almost optical ellusion now, its as if you could put your hand into the body panel and touch whatever its reflecting its awsome. Only trouble I had was the peskie insects that are now atrracted to my paintwork (must be that wild strawberry shining through).Just have to say its one of the most easy products to use.

 

[sandro123]

looks awesome good job!

 

[Jace]

Yea its great isnt it, what a smell & I thought Blue was sweet smelling

 

[Funkyfin2000]

can you tell me exactly how you did that, with what products from start to finish?
Looks amazing mate!

 

[giarc]

Looks very wet mate!

 

[jonnie5]

About 3 months ago I...

1)Wheels - Carlack wheels cleaner
2)Rinced whole car
3)Super Snow Foam using Autobrite foam lance left to dwell for 4 mins.
4)Presure washed being caerful not to stand too close as to not to push water pass seals etc.
5)Super Snow foamed again and washed using tbm with Autoglym shampoo.
6)Rinced again and dryed with Poorboys wafle weave.
7)Clayed with Meguiars quick clay, and Meguiars Last Touch.
8)Polished with Poorboys SSR1 then Pro Polish (not really needed both as SSR1 brakes down into a polish)
9)Sealed with 2 coats of Poorboys EX-P sealant.
10) Finished off with Nattys Paste Wax red.

After 3 months another coat of Nattys was applied to to keep that fresh beading look. After washing of coarse.

I'm after some Collinites 476 for the winter. Before that I'm going to apply Super Resin Polish as I have swirls and dont have a pc so I have to mask them slightly. Its better to fill swirls than to polish them out every year as your paint could become very thin. Only thing is that you have to keep on filling with a glaze.

 

[Funkyfin2000]

Fantastic mate...

ahve to get me some SSR1 and then smoe EX-P and some Nattys.....

 

[jonnie5]

There are better wetter/glossier look out there but. Its a really good duarable combo.3months + beading. Going for Collinites for the winter though.

 

[Funkyfin2000]

what does the collinites replace? the nattys?

 

[jonnie5]

Yes. Its one if not the most durable wax on the planet. Ever outguns most polymer sealants.

Have a read through here mate. Click on each product for info on each one.]

www.cleanyourcar.co.uk

 

[Funkyfin2000]

cant find the SSR1 on there...

 

[jonnie5]

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/pb132-135polish.html

 

[FinerDetails]

About 3 months ago I...

Before that I'm going to apply Super Resin Polish as I have swirls and dont have a pc so I have to mask them slightly. Its better to fill swirls than to polish them out every year as your paint could become very thin. Only thing is that you have to keep on filling with a glaze.

only if you dont know what you are doing

My P206 was six years old when we traded her in, got alsorts of maching done onher and still had bags of paint left

Try something like Clearkote moose glazes, they tend to fill better and also give a much oilier and deeper reflection than SRP will

 

[jonnie5]

only if you dont know what you are doing

My P206 was six years old when we traded her in, got alsorts of maching done onher and still had bags of paint left

Try something like Clearkote moose glazes, they tend to fill better and also give a much oilier and deeper reflection than SRP will

Yes its all best left to the pro's. As I said I wouldn't even think about touching my paintwork with a machine. I know of a couple of people that polished the clearcoat away.

Would Nattys red work after moose?

 

[FinerDetails]

yes, the moose would actually form a good base for it, and if anything, imporve the appearance and performance of the nattys!

 

[jonnie5]

Just another quick question. would I still need to pollish my paint with say PB pro polish or will the moose go straight on removing old wax etc?