Pics! New combos! Look!

[Scottwax]

Got a few products from Jose (jgv) about a week ago and thought I would try them out this week.



Grojet2000 (an AIO like product-same color, same results and even a very similar scent) and Meguiars NXT.



On white:

On black:

This is the European version of Menzerna Final Polish. Goes on and off very easily and leaves a really clear shine. Sealed with the pure version of Poorboy's EX (which will be out in limited quantities soon):

 

[Scottwax]

Now onto another combo. Meguiars #20 Polymer Sealant and #16 Professional Paste Wax.



On black:

On white:

 

[Scottwax]

Oh yeah, just so you know I do take pics of other stuff besides cars, how about 3.5" of Dallas snow?

 

[1 Clean WS6]

You know every time you post a recent detail I am blown away with how good they look...then the fact that you got those results by hand sinks in...dude.... FLAT OUT IMPRESSIVE:xyxthumbs

 

[tangix2001]

Great pics as always.:xyxthumbs

 

[ZaneO]

Looks amazing!



So how do you like the Menzerna?



How was it to apply by hand?

 

[Scottwax]

Another shot of the Marauder. It really is a nice looking big car!

 

[Scottwax]

Looks amazing!



So how do you like the Menzerna?



How was it to apply by hand?

I believe this product is meant as a final glaze prior to waxing (at least it worked that way) and it does have some filling properties. I applied it using a foam hand pad. The version I used is a European only (at the moment) product according to jgv.



BTW, here is a pic of my car. NXT x 2 and 3.5" of snow:

 

[DBC]

i like that look on white with the #20/#16.looks pretty bright,glossy,and wet in my opinion which is what im looking for for my white 89 240.anyone got anymore recommendations for that really bright,wet,and glossy look?thanks in advance!

 

[Wasatch]

Awesome as always, thanks for sharing.

 

[X_tip]

Actually product alone will not make wonders but how good you are will make the difference. I did my car with Klasse twins and s100. Here's the result. http://www.autopia.org/gallery/data/500/7513fa6c4dc5.jpg

 

[thinksnow]

It looks like *someone* strayed from their use of Armor All on the tires...



I'm always amazed with your impact on white. As to the inevitable questioning about pure EX--you've said that it is as easy as regular EX and should last longer without the carnuba but did you notice that it had any cleaning properties? This seems as though it would be a great thing (once it's available) to use on light cars over VM, assuming it doesn't remove the fillers in my new favorite CK product.

 

[imported_Terry]

...then the fact that you got those results by hand sinks in...dude.... FLAT OUT IMPRESSIVE:xyxthumbs

That's what I'm talking about!.....you are an inspiration to all here....Thanks:bow

 

[Pats300zx]

You know every time you post a recent detail I am blown away with how good they look...then the fact that you got those results by hand sinks in...dude.... FLAT OUT IMPRESSIVE

Unreal Scott. Fantastic pics...:bow

 

[imported_ajbarnes]

Awesome results and very good pics! :xyxthumbs Those Marauder's look sweet......I wonder how they drive

 

[imported_pugoman]

Very shiny as always. :xyxthumbs



Not too familar with US automobiles, but wish we had some of 'em in the UK!



What's the first white vehicle at the beginning of the page? It looks bigger than my house!

 

[SuperBuick]

Scott - Interesting finds on the menzerna. The American version, from what I've read, heard, and experienced firsthand, doesn't have ANY filling properties - its just a very mild water based polish.



-Tom

 

[rathi60]

:bow Great job as always!!

 

[imported_ragman]

Scott



Thanks -Great pictures - I think like most here I really look forward to seeing your work and listening to your thoughts.



Maybe you have said it before - but do you have a favorite combination of products - for light colored cars vs. dark colors ?



Thanks again

 

[Mr. Clean]

Really nice pictures of the snow. Is that creek in Arlington? I can see pictures of clean cars any day, but in my life I can recall only 3 snows like that!



Any comments on camera settings/film?