I ordered a few products from Ben last week and one of them was the Supernatural Sample Pot. I was waiting to try it on a car for the past few days, but ... with work getting in the way , i had a hard time tryin to find a decent vehicle that I could spend the time with. I had a client come in with a brand new M3. Silver. He was pretty disapointed with the overall BMW "peel" because of the powdercoated clear. So we talked a bit about product and what we could do, and to my pleasant suprise, he was very familiar with Menzerna, Zymol, Pinnicle, etc. So on Saturday the car came in and we got to it. I will update with photos on Monday. It was a 6hr Cut Polish to help tone down the orange peel. - CCS Orange w/ PowerGloss - CCS White w/ SIP - CCS Black w/ Micro Polish - Dodo LimePrime w / Hand Applicator - Dodo Supernatural ( 1 coat ) - Victoria Red ( 2 coats ) Now for the wax review.. The Supernatural went a long way. Alot further than I had expected. It went on very easy after i heated the applicator with a heat gun... in fact, with the sample pot I could get 2 good coats out of it. It came off very easy, after a 10 min set time, and the finish was very clean and clear, same as all the other Dodo products that I have used. The finish was absolutely liquid. The metallics really came through. I am going to order the Full Pot and the Rubbish Boys OE . The Supernatural is a great wax. In fact, I am no longer going to purchase anything highend anymore. The finish with the Supernatural was as good as any wax that I have ever used, with out the "sweating " normally associated with other ones.
yes it would i have a 335 with the same clear only mine is Sparkling Graphite..i thought if you really cut it down you can make the peel look worse? but in my h ead i would think it would even it out more and from the more polishing i do on my 335 i have noticed it go down a lil.
It worked out well.. the clear is hard but it rounds out the peel quite nicely. Where it really helps is in the area of cleaning up the clear and allowing the light to better reflect off of the color.
