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Old 04-02-2012, 07:37 AM   #1
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Chemical Guys

i am currently using Chemical Guys Glossworkz Glaze that i had bought from 911fanatic long ago because i do not have the time to machine polish, and it does wonders at hiding a lot of stuff.

i was wondering about their other products. i was using bilt-hamber auto balm on top of the glaze but it is a bitch to use, and now that i've almost run out of the stuff i was thinking of trying something else.

i was on another site and they recommended the following chemical guys products on top of their glaze:

Chemical Guys Jetseal109
Chemical Guys Pete's 53' Black Pearl Signature Paste Wax

is anyone using these two? comments?
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Old 04-02-2012, 07:07 PM   #2
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Pete's 53 is nice. Not sure about durability though. Jetseal sucks for durability. Two months, max.
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poorboys exp layered twice lasts a pretty phenomenal amount of time when I played with it.
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poorboys exp layered twice lasts a pretty phenomenal amount of time when I played with it.
I agree. Its very underrated.
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thanks for the response!

so is bilt-hamber still the best stuff to use, or has something better (and easier to use quickly) come up?
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What are you using it on, colour wise?
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Old 04-06-2012, 06:30 PM   #7
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black, red and dark grey.
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Come by the shop. I have about 30 waxes and a dozen sealants you can play with to see what you like.
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ugh i just answered the other thread. i think i just missed you. i will try again after the autox and see if you are still in otherwise i will have to try for another saturday

but basically black is me (you saw the mess my car is... it's now worse ), the red one is my dad's subaru and the dark grey is my mom's acura.
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