Car-lack wax and Sonus polish

[The Londoner]

In that never ending search for a wet look polish finish, not easy on a silver car, I posted this earlier in General Gassing without a response:

"Does anyone have any experience of using these products and the results, as retailed here?

www.thepolishingcompany.com/foryou "

Any Porsche polishers over here know of this stuff?

[jac-in-a-box]

Car-lack All-in-One polish/cleaner is great stuff (identical to Klasse AIO but cheaper)

A little more effort needed than "wipe on, wipe off and stand back and admire"

I've used it as a base cleaner polish and topped it off with a coat of wax for added depth.

Suggest you don't bother with the kit, just buy the Car-lack "all in one" some P21S wax and a clay bar.

Not a Porsche but Silver and treated as above but with a cheaper Swissol wax



Dave

www.jac-in-a-box.com

[shed17]

I am currently using Carlack 68 and then several coats of Carlack68 Acryl Wax topped off with Victoria Concours wax. Also rate the Sonus products and use their mops and polishes as well. Also check out Carsparkle who also stock carlack products.

Here is a picture after being carlacked and its a Porsche!

[SURJ_993C2S]

Shed17 - that looks top!!

[andrew medway]

shed17 said:

I am currently using Carlack 68 and then several coats of Carlack68 Acryl Wax topped off with Victoria Concours wax. Also rate the Sonus products and use their mops and polishes as well. Also check out Carsparkle who also stock carlack products. Here is a picture after being carlacked and its a Porsche!

Real nice motor Shed. And the pics prove that you do get some sun up there in the outer reaches.

[shed17]

Even today we have the sun, it is showing 18° on the thermometer and a howling gale with the wind chill factor to drop the temperature down to about 10°