Who said silver doesn't "POP"
#16
If you'll attempt to remove yourself from the 5th bass, you'll note that my repertoire goes way above and beyond and you'll rarely hear commentation from me along the lines of...
"Those Meguiar's products really are great stuff, eh?" or "... I just know you're going to love that #135 Synthetic Detailer..." or "Did someone say Meguiar's?".
It's fine to stick with what you know... sometimes you just have to put down the mallets. Take it from someone who knows... I did play the 'drum set' at one time... it got old to most. Again, take it from someone who's played in a rock band or six.
After retrying that FK1 Pink Wax, I may have to add a new logo to my 'drum set'...
"Those Meguiar's products really are great stuff, eh?" or "... I just know you're going to love that #135 Synthetic Detailer..." or "Did someone say Meguiar's?".
It's fine to stick with what you know... sometimes you just have to put down the mallets. Take it from someone who knows... I did play the 'drum set' at one time... it got old to most. Again, take it from someone who's played in a rock band or six.
After retrying that FK1 Pink Wax, I may have to add a new logo to my 'drum set'...
#17
#19
While I won't really say that the concealing properties are there -- as I've really not tried to use them -- I will say that it looks very wet and definitely darkens the paint.
In a four-square test on the wife's hood, it's winning (over #16, 3m Perfect It, and Natty Red)... although, it's a close race... and, of course, it's in the eyes of the beholder. (BTW, I really like 3M's PerfectIt as well -- not as good as the Pink and #16 but, it's really good stuff (and dang cheap as I got it on closeout at Napa a year or two ago!)).
My dumbarse got the wild hair a few weekends ago to give this trial a go on a whim... naturally, I didn't document a dang thing (hindsight is always 20/20)
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