Best wax to bring out sparkle/shine to a gold/tan/light cocoa color?

[Marc Hufnagel]

I'm going to be working with a 2008 Hyundai Sonata in Golden Beige. It's sort of a cross between gold/light tan and a very light cocoa color. Large metallic flakes when the sun hits it. Which Megs wax would do the best job of bringing this as far out to 'pop' as you all would call it? I'm using UC/SWX to clean up the surface w/ the G110.

thanks!

[Andy M.]

Re: Best wax to bring out sparkle/shine to a gold/tan/light cocoa color?

Are you going to clay the vehicle? That would be the first step, even if you are using Ultimate Compound and Swirl X. As far as you LSP, I would say NXT 2.0, or M21 would be your best bet. I've never heard any complaints about NXT 2.0 and personally use it regularly. It will even look better after the cure time is over.

Good luck and have fun doing it!

Andy M.

[Marc Hufnagel]

Re: Best wax to bring out sparkle/shine to a gold/tan/light cocoa color?

Are you going to clay the vehicle? That would be the first step, even if you are using Ultimate Compound and Swirl X. As far as you LSP, I would say NXT 2.0, or M21 would be your best bet. I've never heard any complaints about NXT 2.0 and personally use it regularly. It will even look better after the cure time is over.

Good luck and have fun doing it!

Andy M.

Hi there

Yes I've already clayed and it's in the garage waiting for me to start on it this afternoon. I have Nxt 2.0 but didn't know if I should see about getting something like #26 perhaps because of the tan/gold coloring. Gives me an excuse to try the nxt I picked up a couple weeks ago. thanks