Ibis S3 withWerkstat acrylic pics

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• May 4, 2012

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As above really, i have allways used wax (Zymol glasur) so took a lot of thought wether to swap to a sealant, but pleased with the results it seems to be a deeper better shine which is so difficult to get on a white car


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• May 4, 2012

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Looks really deep gloss...quality post,thanks for sharing

 

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• May 5, 2012

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oops sorry didn't mean to click dislike... and can't figure out how to remove it
Thanks Voorhees it took me a good while to decide to move away from wax, i have also done my van with it so will put some pics of that later..

 

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• May 5, 2012

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mojo555 said:

oops sorry didn't mean to click dislike... and can't figure out how to remove it
Thanks Voorhees it took me a good while to decide to move away from wax, i have also done my van with it so will put some pics of that later..

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I have that for my wheels its good stuff,I may try it
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• May 5, 2012

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Looking very nice

 

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• May 11, 2012

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Lovely finish matey, i use this on my silver A3 and it gives stunning reflections

 

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• May 13, 2012

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I don't mean to compare e-penises, but unless your photos aren't doing it justice, I'd swear I get better results than this using AutoGlym Extra Gloss Protection (at about 1/6th the cost...)

The roof looks great, but that's black and glass so not really comparable. I'm sure I get better reflection off the paint, although not quite so much of a wet look. I'll take another look tomorrow, though, I might be kidding myself

 

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• May 14, 2012

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• May 14, 2012

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Werkstatt Acrylic ftw! I love it and so simple for me to keep applying or topping up with Werkstatt Glos.
Dead easy to work with for me when someone like Jim has started it off! lol

 

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• May 19, 2012

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audigex said:

I don't mean to compare e-penises, but unless your photos aren't doing it justice, I'd swear I get better results than this using AutoGlym Extra Gloss Protection (at about 1/6th the cost...)

The roof looks great, but that's black and glass so not really comparable. I'm sure I get better reflection off the paint, although not quite so much of a wet look. I'll take another look tomorrow, though, I might be kidding myself

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The light wasn't so good, plus i am not very good at pics... will try again next time i wash, also got some pics of my van done in it too so will put them on a different thread

 

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• May 19, 2012

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Looking at it in the proper light, you definitely get more of a wet look. Reflection is about the same, but the werkstat makes it look like there's a really thick clear coat which I like. Think I'm going to have to get a set once my EGP runs out.