Victoria's Concours Red review
05-28-2011, 06:01 PM
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Victoria's Concours Red review
If you like em Deep and Glossy go out and get this one guys!
All surfaces were clean, dry and wax free, I found this wax easy to apply with pad but it is recommended to apply by hand.
Victoria Red should be applied one panel at a time and NOT allowed to haze, it's almost oily when it first goes on but only takes a couple of minutes to flash, it was really easy to remove with a microfiber cloth! Following the practice "less is best" when applying waxes this holds especially true and being a somewhat expensive wax, I used much less VCR than my tub of Autoglym HD... but less was truly best!
The product description is as follows..
"Originally, Concours Red Wax was developed for use in competitions. This wax has one of the highest amounts of real wax content used in the industry and is absolutely stunning on black, deep red and darker paintwork. With time and Patience Concours Red Wax will please you. Concours Red Wax is only to be use on new or well prepped finishes. Anything else and it will be a waste of time and wax.
From our extensive testing, we have found not only does this wax look fantastic but is also offers very good protection. Durability of this wax has amazed us with one application lasting well over two months. Of course the more times this product is used the richer and deeper the levels of finish can be achieved.
Apply Concours Red Wax to a clean, dry, cool surface using bare hands or a foam applicator, work-in and thinly. Allow wax to come to a haze (1 to 2 minutes) and buff to a deep rich finish. Follow with a second and third coat for even a more gorgeous look. For maximum protection keep 2, 3, or more coats of wax on the finish at all times.
Concours Red Wax is an exotic blend of large amounts of pure Carnauba and other waxes with a small amount of natural oils and one of the world's safest solvents.
* Carnauba Based
* Last Step Product (LSP)
* Outstanding Depth
* Easy On / Easy Off
* Exotic or Classic car Finishes
* Import or Demestic Clear Coat or Solid
* Only for new or well maintained finishes "
Here are the pictures, 2 coats of Victoria's Concours Red! Not a bad finish for a 2005!
All surfaces were clean, dry and wax free, I found this wax easy to apply with pad but it is recommended to apply by hand.
Victoria Red should be applied one panel at a time and NOT allowed to haze, it's almost oily when it first goes on but only takes a couple of minutes to flash, it was really easy to remove with a microfiber cloth! Following the practice "less is best" when applying waxes this holds especially true and being a somewhat expensive wax, I used much less VCR than my tub of Autoglym HD... but less was truly best!
The product description is as follows..
"Originally, Concours Red Wax was developed for use in competitions. This wax has one of the highest amounts of real wax content used in the industry and is absolutely stunning on black, deep red and darker paintwork. With time and Patience Concours Red Wax will please you. Concours Red Wax is only to be use on new or well prepped finishes. Anything else and it will be a waste of time and wax.
From our extensive testing, we have found not only does this wax look fantastic but is also offers very good protection. Durability of this wax has amazed us with one application lasting well over two months. Of course the more times this product is used the richer and deeper the levels of finish can be achieved.
Apply Concours Red Wax to a clean, dry, cool surface using bare hands or a foam applicator, work-in and thinly. Allow wax to come to a haze (1 to 2 minutes) and buff to a deep rich finish. Follow with a second and third coat for even a more gorgeous look. For maximum protection keep 2, 3, or more coats of wax on the finish at all times.
Concours Red Wax is an exotic blend of large amounts of pure Carnauba and other waxes with a small amount of natural oils and one of the world's safest solvents.
* Carnauba Based
* Last Step Product (LSP)
* Outstanding Depth
* Easy On / Easy Off
* Exotic or Classic car Finishes
* Import or Demestic Clear Coat or Solid
* Only for new or well maintained finishes "
Here are the pictures, 2 coats of Victoria's Concours Red! Not a bad finish for a 2005!
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