jah

an 01 Berlina Black s2000 with alot of paint chips. is there any wax that will not show up in the chips so bad?

i can not repaint this year.

wanabe

are you looking for something that will not leave the white residue like carnubas usually do???

animeS2K

I'm guessing that's his concern. You'll want a synthetic that doesn't dry white, applied VERY thin. Like a Zaino, Klasse AIO/SG combo, 4* UPP, etc. Pretty much any very thinly applied synthetic.

Some is bound to get jammed in the chips, but should clean out pretty easily when you buff it off.

Wanabe?

newspeed

another solution, although its not the best wax, is color cure from autozone. Its a wax that comes in colors to match your car, black wax in your case..

I have used it in the past, not the best shine, doesnt last that long, but it sure does a great job filling it alot of those chips....

jah

anything more better along these lines?

S2kMarkus

I have used the black Turtle Wax color cure on my 83 Monte Carlo back in the day. it did a pretty good job.

other than that the Klasse AIO/SG Combo should work really good.

blurnj13

Got a picture so what we can tell by your definition of "alot"? There was a guy with a bunch of chips on his NFR which he did an awesome job of getting back into shape.

s2ksimon

any sealant with a lot of "depth" and "wetness" as berlina is already easy to make "pop"

zaino
jeff werkstatt's acryllic jett

would be my choices

or simply wet sand 'em out or are they down to the metal ?

ian05s2k

just a suggestion, but on my buddy's black mustang, he has a lot of rock chips and he got some touch up paint and a fine paint brush and filled them in so it wouldnt be as noticable when he waxed it. You might try that. and then let it dry and wax over it. I never noticed any waz down in the rock chips after we did that on his car. I think the touch up paint from honda is like 10 or 15 bux if i remember correctly.

-Ian

blurnj13

I picked up one of those pen paint chip fillers from handa accessories... works great. I also tried regular honda touch up paint with an artist brush and the pen was much more convenient.