🔵 Enhanced Turtle Wax Color Magic Ultra: Brilliant Shades of Blue Car Polish and Cleanser Review

Mazda 3 2010 heavily oxidized paintwork. Tried acrylic spray 3 years ago. It helped, but that summer it went away like a bad sunburn. With some oxidized clear coat still bubbling and some touch up paint, a 4.5 inch sander with a 400 grit nylon disc and a very light touch was used. Hand sanding with 400 grit is not possible. Got a lot of swirl marks. see drawing. 2 layers applied, this is a colored wax. Uniformity is slightly better, bluer, but not by much. See other photo.

I have a scratched swirl pattern on the hood of my pickup truck. I tried several products to improve the look but nothing worked. This made the scratches less noticeable, but the scratches are still clearly visible. There is an improvement, but there is still a way to make the scratches invisible. If you have severe scratches this will improve the area but not clean it. I would recommend the product based on how much it improved the stain.

I love that I could once again find a colored wax that covers up the surface scratches on my blue car much better. The only downside is that like most liquid waxes I've used, it doesn't give you the shine and coverage that a traditional paste wax does. I will continue to use this wax but will likely return to a paste wax to wax less frequently to provide better paint protection. liquid wax. This is good for a quick fix if you don't want to wax the whole car, but it's not really necessary.

Bought this wax for a deep blue metallic 2005 Audi that did a lot of winter driving. There are hundreds of very small to medium sized stone chips on the hood which are light due to the color of the primer. With some waxes, the situation is made worse when they dry out and the residue sticks to the chips. This wax behaves as if it has a dye that colors the base of the chip but does not change the color of the car. It takes some elbow grease to make chips out of, but I'm thrilled with the results

This product was recommended to me by a quality parts dealer. Their next meeting was in three months! I made us a block of clay to remove dirt so I wouldn't scratch it in the car. This step is very important. They recommended 4-5 drops of baby shampoo in distilled water and keep the car and clay very wet. Then I used a buffer with two terry covers. One to apply the blue wax and one to remove it. I usually like to work with two buffers, but only one was available. This greatly minimized minor to

New BMW X3 dark blue paint and obvious scratches. With a dark color you get clear scratches on the fur just by looking at it. I have found that this does not repair the scratches, but rather turns the white scratches on the clear coat into blue scratches on the clear coat. You have to get twice as close to see the scratches, about 18 inches. If you stand over it, the paint looks like new. This wax gives your coat a wet and even look. Its biggest benefit is hiding scratches from the glossy black