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I do not have any personal experience with the Sportlines, so I am not sure. I do know it is lower than the H&R Race Springs in the front.
Thanks. I will be honest, I have been detailing cars for more than 20 years and I have never really seen any wax that blew me away more than others I have used.
I still like the 3M products actually. They have always worked well too.
I highly recommend Poorboys work Black Hole Glaze before the wax or sealant! I use it on all my dark color cars and it really brings out red and black! BTW still looks flawless!
I highly recommend Poorboys work Black Hole Glaze before the wax or sealant! I use it on all my dark color cars and it really brings out red and black! BTW still looks flawless!
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I highly recommend Poorboys work Black Hole Glaze before the wax or sealant! I use it on all my dark color cars and it really brings out red and black! BTW still looks flawless!
I'll probably check it out too. Thing is I don't think the brand of products is as important as experience and technique and stuff like that. Could be wrong.
If you polished with the SSR1 to remove swirls, you shouldn't need a glaze. You should do the SSR1, then a sealant like Jetseal or Blackfire, then the wax.
I'm in no way a pro detailer, but everything I've read indicates a glaze is meant to fill/hide swirls, which you shouldn't have after the polish.
Looks great, but I think the sealant/wax method would last longer than the glaze/wax method.