Poorboys White Diamond Glaze + Collinite 845 - Now with Pics

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BSEZ4

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Simple really, anyone used the above products together on a titan silver Zed? I spent hours reading about all the different cleaners, glazes, copious types of wax and in the end plumped on these 2 as they both got good write ups separately. Also is the Collinite suitable as a wheel sealant? I was told by a mate that its great for this and saves buying another product to do the same job.

Hopefully this will arrive for the weekend and the weather will allow me to give it a good going over so i can finally (2 weeks late) get some pics up on here.
 
sorry i cant help you, but here's a bump as i always like hearing about good products to use, let us know if you get them :thumbsup:
 
I ordered (and just received in the post) Poorboys White Diamond Glaze after recommendations on here last week - check my topic in this sub-forum titled "Recommend me a wax". I think it was PawnSacrifice who recommended the glaze on a silver Z4.

I'll be using mine prior to a couple of coats of Collinite 476 but haven't got plans for when I'll do it yet...
 
Always good to know, they are both ordered and, weather permitting, will be on the car this weekend. I assume it gives directions on the bottle, but how many coats of the glaze would you use? i usually do a couple of coats of wax which i will do this time too, would you do 2 for the glaze as well? Also got some leather restorer for my scuffed drivers seat and now looking at some chrome tail pipes!

Who ever thought owning a nice car would be so damned expensive.... :o
 
Got round to doing this this weekend. Washed, clayed, washed again then a coat of white diamond glaze, then a coat of Collinite 845 (wanted to get another coat on but the football was soon kicking off so put it off.) I want to get another coat on it tonight if possible to add a bit more depth. I think its looking pretty smart but il let you experts judge the job ive done :D

Edit - Photos for you all...

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