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coach0052

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I just bought a new Black Dodge Challenger. They say it has a light wax on it from the factory and it does bead water still. My question is what products to use and what order to use them in. I want something that will help protect the finish well and make it really pop.

I would like fool proof products that go on and off easy. I'd also like products that I don't have to worry about getting on the trim.

1) I was looking at the EX or EXP possibly or maybe the PwS??? Maybe the Natty's Blue to top it????
2) When I apply what you suggest, do I need to do anything to take the existing wax off? I'd like to find a product I can just apply right on top of what's there.

Help this rookie out... I love my ride and want to treat her right :D
 
Poorboy

Poorboy

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coach0052 said:
I just bought a new Black Dodge Challenger. They say it has a light wax on it from the factory and it does bead water still. My question is what products to use and what order to use them in. I want something that will help protect the finish well and make it really pop.

I would like fool proof products that go on and off easy. I'd also like products that I don't have to worry about getting on the trim.

1) I was looking at the EX or EXP possibly or maybe the PwS??? Maybe the Natty's Blue to top it????
2) When I apply what you suggest, do I need to do anything to take the existing wax off? I'd like to find a product I can just apply right on top of what's there.

Help this rookie out... I love my ride and want to treat her right :D
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Welcome to our forum and congrats on the new car.
I would go Polish w/ Sealant , Black Hole and Natty's Blue ...maintain with Spray & Gloss and QD+ ... 8)
 
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coach0052

Guest
Thanks for the reply! I understand every climate is different and wash frequency, etc can impact this, but...

1) How often should I repeat this process?
2) Am I okay to do this process right over any wax that may be on there now?

Thanks again for your help! I'm looking forward to trying Poorboy's for the first time!
 
Poorboy

Poorboy

Founder
Staff member
coach0052 said:
Thanks for the reply! I understand every climate is different and wash frequency, etc can impact this, but...

1) How often should I repeat this process?
2) Am I okay to do this process right over any wax that may be on there now?

Thanks again for your help! I'm looking forward to trying Poorboy's for the first time!
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1) as often as you like, but at least 3-4 times per year
2) yes the PwS will remove the old wax
 
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Atkinsonair

Wax waster apprentice
i love that car, u will be so happy with the combo steve suggested for you.I will say it will look better than new. good luck
 
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coach0052

Guest
Only thing that I haven't seen an answer for... Am I safe if I get some on black trim? Thanks!
 
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Atkinsonair

Wax waster apprentice
I know we all do that by accident sometimes, i see that alot of detailers used painters tape and tape up gaps and the trim edges, this works well. I would not get it on there if possible but you will be able to get it off.If you do get it on trim just wipe off as soon as you can.There is a sticky on this site tell how to remove wax on trim. Happy waxing. Post pic when u are done.
 
Poorboy

Poorboy

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Staff member
PwS does not stain trim , but it's always a good idea to either clean it as soon as possible or pre-treat the trim with Trim Restorer so that nothing will stick or tape as said above :wink:
 
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coach0052

Guest
It's Here!

Okay. Product came today. When I apply the PwS, Black Hole, and Natty's, do I have to wait a certain time in between or can I just do one after the other? Thanks again. I'll post pics when I get it done. Thanks!
 
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