Wizard's Wipe Down for flat / hot rod black finishes

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AndyK

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Has anyone used this product yet?

Wizard's sent us a bottle to try and it seems to works well at least on a demo panel of SPI Hot Rod Black we had lying around.

The idea behind it was create a final inspection type product that doesn't produce any type of gloss or sheen.

As far as I know, Wizards doesn't have any 'bad' products.
 
havent used it andy. wizards sent me some compound and polish samples about a year ago. used it, really liked it. the rep keeps calling me to get me to start using it but the problem is its maybe 10% better than 3m but double the price. i dont know how they sell the stuff at those prices.
 
I'd love to have a product to recommend to the guy with the '51 Chevy I'm doing in Hot Rod Black here at the shop. So far I just tell people, soap and water, NO buffing, NO waxing, and keep yer greasy mitts off the finish, lol.

We need a guinea pig to try this stuff out.
 
i always tell people ammonia free glass cleaner and a microfiber. i tell everyone that for fresh paint, flat or gloss
 
crashtech;27216 said:
I'd love to have a product to recommend to the guy with the '51 Chevy I'm doing in Hot Rod Black here at the shop. So far I just tell people, soap and water, NO buffing, NO waxing, and keep yer greasy mitts off the finish, lol.

We need a guinea pig to try this stuff out.
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Didn't you hear, there was a vote and you won! ROFLOL.
 
We have been playing with this stuff and it really does seem to work good, for the life of me I can't figure out what is in it but it seems to offer, some protection also.

Until this, like Jim we were cleaning the panels with glass clear.
 
Would you dare try this on something like epoxy?? I'm assuming not if you had to paint down the road? But perhaps wheel wells and radiator supports?

I had to ask.
 
funny coincidence, the day after andy posted this i got a text from one of my customers that i did a semi flat job on. he was looking for some type of detailing spray for flat finishes. i told him about this stuff and he ordered a couple bottles. ill get some feedback from him on it.
 
I've heard it's also good for checking after buffing. It will show any spots that need more work before final finishing.
 
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