Natural White owners....

[Casper]

I just cant seem to create the depth and wetness im looking for in my Natural White. anyone got suggestions?

Currently im using a full line of tropi-care and mothers products.

 

[Casper]

none one has help for a Natural White owner?

 

[alpha]

Not sure what your asking about.
Natural White what? Paint? Interior?

He's asking about detail products that would give the Natural White paint that showroom floor wet look.

 

[whtrunner]

Try Mcguires (sp?) polish and then wax. Ive found that works best. It comes in a black bottle to help find it on the shelf just be sure not to touch the chrome with the wax becasue its hard to get off (Like most of the others). Also, electric buffers tend to give you a better shine

 

[loner]

none one has help for a Natural White owner?

I have had best success with a clay bar, followed by Klasse All in One, then followed by Klasse Sealant glaze. I have also tried applying NanoWax over the All in One instrad of the Sealant Glaze (because the sealant glaze is a be-otch to buff out), but it did not look nearly as good.

 

[SERNNR]

I use Satin Creme from www.prowax.com. I purchased it through a local detail supply shop. Easy to apply and easy to wipe off. Meguiar's Gold Class works well too.

 

[broncosi]

i know exactly what your trying to do here but its nearly immpossible. White as a color gives off the least amount of reflection compared to black which gives off the most. So even if your paint was fresh theres no real way to give it that wet shiny effect or depth.

If you really wanted to spend some money you could get it painted a metalic super white with a little red pearl in it then i would shine and shimmer and change colors depending on where the light is. but like i said thats a drastic/unrealistic measure.

 

[schwalmy]

hey Casper....
With my light grey getting that look is very hard to do
However i find very good results with mothers 3 step
http://www.mothers.com/
It takes a lot of time
Step one only is done twice a year
Step two is rare as well (every 4months or so)
Step three (wax) is how you keep the wet look (monthly)
Like I said it was a shit load of work but it did do one hell of a job
Also a clay bar does wonders
Cheers
schwalmy

 

[4Runner1371]

all I know is that just for testing purposes, I used Meguiar's paint cleaner only on my hood and it looked so ghetto cause my hood looked so white compared to rest of my truck's dookie-white color.

 

[fsnoles]

I have a Natural White - I use Meguiar's Gold Class Liquid Wax.

I'd say it's as close to showroom quality as you can ask for. Every inch of the paint feels like butter.

As a disclaimer, I must admit that I am OBSESSIVE about keeping my cars clean.

 

[cmar]

i use Meguiar's Gold Class Liquid Wax also.. it does seem to work really well

 

[kn38ms]

I use Naddy's red wax from poor boys.
Great shine and the wax is red so you can see
exactly where you applied the wax so you won't miss any surface.
White or light colored wax is hard to keep track of on white paint.
Plus Naddy's makes your runner smell like strawberries.
I use it with Klasse AIO.