Double sharp '07 F-150 KR
The gloss is so high that any thing else on the truck that's not perfect stands out...remember, this is a DETAIL forum.
Thanks for the props...I used a Milwaukee buffer with a 7" foam finishing pad. I set the buffer on super slow speed and went slowly keeping the pad wet....didn't even run it fast enough to sling. I used micro fiber towels to remove residue.
The Wolfgang sealer is a polymer that gives you long lasting durability with the look of canuba wax...that Forest Green realy pops when it's slick.
The Wolfgang sealer is a polymer that gives you long lasting durability with the look of canuba wax...that Forest Green realy pops when it's slick.


http://www.wolfgangcarcare.com/
Looks nice. Lots of great products out there... lighting will always affect the overall outcome of what a vehicle looks like in pictures... it definitely looks pretty though.
I think my 05' black KR is finally going to get some love this coming weekend... It's been well over a year (nearly 2) since I've completed a full detail on it...
It's funny how wheel wells are such a focal point here... wonder how that happend.
I think my 05' black KR is finally going to get some love this coming weekend... It's been well over a year (nearly 2) since I've completed a full detail on it...
It's funny how wheel wells are such a focal point here... wonder how that happend.
Looks nice. Lots of great products out there... lighting will always affect the overall outcome of what a vehicle looks like in pictures... it definitely looks pretty though.
I think my 05' black KR is finally going to get some love this coming weekend... It's been well over a year (nearly 2) since I've completed a full detail on it...
It's funny how wheel wells are such a focal point here... wonder how that happend.
I think my 05' black KR is finally going to get some love this coming weekend... It's been well over a year (nearly 2) since I've completed a full detail on it...
It's funny how wheel wells are such a focal point here... wonder how that happend.

I am a contractor and am on and off job sites often...clean wheel wells don't last too long for me.
All I do is wash it and dry it down with a California Waterblade and micro fiber towels. i bought the truck in July of '07. Right after I bought it I put a coat of Pinacle Soveriegn Carnuba Wax on it. I had been doing that every 3 months for the last year. I used it also on my wife's S500 Mercedes. Her car stays garaged and my truck sits outside.
I wanted something a little more durable so I talked to my detail supply guy at The Driver's Seat here in West Palm...he reccomended the Wolfgang 3.0 sealer to get the carnuba shine with more durability....it works!
I also put it on my wife's car with outstanding results.
I have used some good stuff over the years like Astro Shield and Liquid Glass but this Wolfgang product provides more visual impact than anything I have used....and no...I don't work for Wolfgang!
If you use this stuff just make sure that the finish is good to begin with because the 3.0 sealer magnafies what you already have.
I wanted something a little more durable so I talked to my detail supply guy at The Driver's Seat here in West Palm...he reccomended the Wolfgang 3.0 sealer to get the carnuba shine with more durability....it works!

I also put it on my wife's car with outstanding results.
I have used some good stuff over the years like Astro Shield and Liquid Glass but this Wolfgang product provides more visual impact than anything I have used....and no...I don't work for Wolfgang!

If you use this stuff just make sure that the finish is good to begin with because the 3.0 sealer magnafies what you already have.
Be VERY careful with the Cali Blade. I've seen LOTS of straight-line scratching induced by those things.
The better, safer method is to utilize the water sheeting technique and simply blot the remaining water off of the vehicle.
The better, safer method is to utilize the water sheeting technique and simply blot the remaining water off of the vehicle.





