Different Polishes for Different Colours?

[MK3]

Finally getting a DA next week :approve:

I'm going to be buying it on its own rather than a package,, and will be buying products seperately. I've noticed several polishes for different colour cars, but can't find any for blue lol? The car is nautical blue.

Would it make much difference getting polishes for specific colours, or would a decent polish do the same job regardless of colour?

 

[Dan R]

Finally getting a DA next week :approve:

I'm going to be buying it on its own rather than a package,, and will be buying products seperately. I've noticed several polishes for different colour cars, but can't find any for blue lol? The car is nautical blue.

Would it make much difference getting polishes for specific colours, or would a decent polish do the same job regardless of colour?

Go on polished bliss website or call them and ask for advice.


http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/seek-advice.html

 

[richy22]

Different polishes wont make a difference for the colour of car.

 

[Don]

Different polishes wont make a difference for the colour of car.

Some are more suited than others though. From what I've seen with Dodo Juice, there are different variants for different colours...light, dark, etc.

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Dodo_Juice_Purple_Haze_Pro_1.html <--Dark Coloured paintwork

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Dodo_Juice_Light_Fantastic_1.html <--Light coloured paintwork

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Dodo_Juice_Orange_Crush_1.html <--Warm coloured paintwork

^^^ Or at least, that's what the makers would have you believe!

 

[richy22]

Polish not wax dear boy

 

[Marc.]

Polishes won't be affected by car colour - polishes differ in abrasiveness, not colour toning.

Waxes are the field where you'd look at getting a colour-specific product.

 

[Don]

Polish not wax dear boy

Balls...will read next time!