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September / October 2016 20 shine and gloss that lasts, and lasts, and lasts. Chemical Guys White Light Hybrid Radiant Finish is the ultimate gloss enhancer for a deep, wet, bright shine on white and light paint finishes. White Light is a premium gloss enhancer and sealant in one. Use White Light to add tons of extra deep wet shine, fill minor swirls and scratches, and clean minor stains and imperfections. Use White Light after a clay bar service, but before applying any sealant or wax coat for extra gloss and deep wet shine. White Light protects paintwork against pollution, brake dust, industrial fallout, water spots, and harmful UV solar rays. White Light is perfect for white, pearl, silver, gray, and any other bright and light color paint finishes that need extra shine, gloss, and protection. Specialty gloss enhancers brighten shine and enhance the appearance on paintwork. Micro- refined oils penetrate deep into light swirls, scratches, and defects, reducing their visibility for a more lustrous shine. White is the most common color for automobiles worldwide. Protect, enhance, and shine your white car. Stand out amongst the rest with Chemical Guys White Light Hybrid Radiant Finish. The Verdict Having used both of these glazes, I would strongly recommend both of them. If you remember from last issue my story of using the Glossworkz Ultimate Glaze on my dark blue Boxster, I was very surprised and satisfied with the look I got. I used the White Light Glaze of my wife's white car and I couldn't believe how it made the white look so wet and deep. White cars are very hard to get the kind of shine you can get on a dark finish. Using the White Light Glaze you can get a deeper, brighter shine on a light colored finish. I hope this will give you enough information about how important using glaze on your Porsche is. If you want your Porsche to stand out from all the others, remember not to forget to use glaze on your car before waxing it. In the next issue, I will cover a different type of wax that Chemical Guys calls Jet Seal. - SPENCER