If you are wanting to give a good shine and protection to carbon I would say you wouldn't need a polish but just a good wax. Polish should be used to prep the paint and then protected by an oil based sealant (such as AG Extra Gloss Protection) or a hard wax.
One of the best waxes is 'P21S', only avaible in the UK from this company - www.seriousperformance.co.uk, as it is american and not distributed here. It is made from 100% natural carnuba wax so does not leave any white residue. Its very easy to use, great on paint and the results are brilliant. On something like a daily driver tin top you would need to top it up every month or so to ensure good protection and deep shine.
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If you are wanting to give a good shine and protection to carbon I would say you wouldn't need a polish but just a good wax. Polish should be used to prep the paint and then protected by an oil based sealant (such as AG Extra Gloss Protection) or a hard wax.
One of the best waxes is 'P21S', only avaible in the UK from this company - www.seriousperformance.co.uk, as it is american and not distributed here. It is made from 100% natural carnuba wax so does not leave any white residue. Its very easy to use, great on paint and the results are brilliant. On something like a daily driver tin top you would need to top it up every month or so to ensure good protection and deep shine.