Favorite sealant for non metallic black cars?

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audiguy69

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Hi,



I pretty much have a list of favorites for everything but a sealant and was wondering what peoples favorite sealant was for a black, non metallic car?



Wolfgang 3.0? Jett Trigger?



I am looking for that deep, dark, wet looking finish...



Thanks as always!
 
Zaino with Z8



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All with Zaino Z5 Pro and Z2-Pro, Z6 between and Z8 at end. :2thumbs:



Just like the slogan for Porsche: ZAINO, there is no substitute



Deanski
 
Begining to really like this Gloss-it and are leaning more to it at this time.



Great shots of the finish!



Deanski
 
Wow! :2thumbs:



That gloss-it looks fantastic!



Now, help me out here...



Would the gloss-it be more of a bright and shinny look - rather than a deep, dark, wet look? :confused:
 
pologuy said:
Wow! :2thumbs:



That gloss-it looks fantastic!



Now, help me out here...



Would the gloss-it be more of a bright and shinny look - rather than a deep, dark, wet look? :confused:
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The idea with the gloss is sealants is to get that crystal clear, high gloss look without sacrificing depth with a sealant.



The GI Gloss Finish is the equivalent of Zaino Z5 or Z2, yet its a little deeper looking and not as sterile on certain paints (I only used Z2 and Z5 before Gloss It and they still are IMO great products)



For more a nuba glow than topping the finish with the GI Concourso gloss makes all the difference. That 2 sealant combo has yet to not impress me on any flat black car!



Some more for fun... GI gloss finish topped with GI concourso



Dark gray...



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Black...



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None really. If I had to pick a sealant for black it would probably be Meguiars NXT2 since it has the most carnauba-like appearance.
 
Scottwax said:
None really. If I had to pick a sealant for black it would probably be Meguiars NXT2 since it has the most carnauba-like appearance.
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I agree. Any long lasting sealant topped with a good nuba and then a good QD is the way to go on jet black, IMHO. Sealants don't seem to have any depth and the good ones are almost too reflective. I prefer a bit of a soft, wet look with depth, and a good nuba and QD gives you that. However, I am all for a sealant to provide a base and protection on jet black.
 
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