Review: Prima Mystique & Slick......
04-30-2006, 12:00 PM
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Review: Prima Mystique & Slick......
Tried Nick's stuff on my blue 4Rnr and the the silver avant.
Mystique (shampoo) is like a combo of 4Star and almost like Perls. Nice stuff, lots of suds, washes off well. It leaves a nice shine. If you have a really dirty car, or need a more powerful shampoo before a detail, something like Meg's Gold Class might work a bit better. Otherwise, this is a pretty nice product. Looked great on both silver and dark blue.
Slick was neat. It is a nice QD. I would say on par with 4* and near 1Z Lack. Left a very, very nice shine on both colors once again. Comes out a greenish color (alien blood)--it's nice because you can see where it lands to wipe it off with a microfiber.
I think it's worth a shot. Nice stuff.
*I hold no stock in these products. I just have a blue 4Rnr that gets dusty very quickly. 8 ^)
Mystique (shampoo) is like a combo of 4Star and almost like Perls. Nice stuff, lots of suds, washes off well. It leaves a nice shine. If you have a really dirty car, or need a more powerful shampoo before a detail, something like Meg's Gold Class might work a bit better. Otherwise, this is a pretty nice product. Looked great on both silver and dark blue.
Slick was neat. It is a nice QD. I would say on par with 4* and near 1Z Lack. Left a very, very nice shine on both colors once again. Comes out a greenish color (alien blood)--it's nice because you can see where it lands to wipe it off with a microfiber.
I think it's worth a shot. Nice stuff.
*I hold no stock in these products. I just have a blue 4Rnr that gets dusty very quickly. 8 ^)
05-01-2006, 06:10 AM
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i completly agree with you. I use both products and feel they are on par or better
than most other products i have tried so far. Actually i am done trying products and i am just going to stick with these for a while..
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This is what I have coming up next...
The products are ready and just waiting on labels.
Prima Epic-This is our sealant. A glossy wet look with impressive durability.
Prima Finish-A light polish to remove fine hazing or for working on softer paint.
Prima Cut-A heavy polish to round out the three-step system.
Prima Nero-A water-based vinyl and rubber protectant. It has what I call a concours finish. It is very matte, and just silky dark.
Prima Amigo-This is a polymer-based glaze. "A what?" you say. Yes, a glaze that will fill and shine while still allowing you to seal without bonding issues. I called it Amigo, because once you use it, it will be your new best friend.
Prima Hydro-A polymer-based wax-as-you-dry. This stuff is just amazing. It has a nice warm/wet look and actually sticks around. My mom's car was recently egged with nothing other than three-week-old hydro to protect it. She washed the car within a few hours of being egged and there was no noticable damage. The egg was fully dry, but not baked in the sun. She has also been able to remove tree sap with a simple hand wash.
Prima Epic-This is our sealant. A glossy wet look with impressive durability.
Prima Finish-A light polish to remove fine hazing or for working on softer paint.
Prima Cut-A heavy polish to round out the three-step system.
Prima Nero-A water-based vinyl and rubber protectant. It has what I call a concours finish. It is very matte, and just silky dark.
Prima Amigo-This is a polymer-based glaze. "A what?" you say. Yes, a glaze that will fill and shine while still allowing you to seal without bonding issues. I called it Amigo, because once you use it, it will be your new best friend.
Prima Hydro-A polymer-based wax-as-you-dry. This stuff is just amazing. It has a nice warm/wet look and actually sticks around. My mom's car was recently egged with nothing other than three-week-old hydro to protect it. She washed the car within a few hours of being egged and there was no noticable damage. The egg was fully dry, but not baked in the sun. She has also been able to remove tree sap with a simple hand wash.