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Polishes & Compounds

LP-29 High-Gloss Liquid Wax Compound

Polishing and refinement

LP-29 High-Gloss Liquid Wax Compound is the second-stage refinement product in the correction sequence, applied once LP-97 has removed surface defects. The hydrophobic formulation raises gloss and leaves a protective film that resists water, UV exposure and airborne contaminants on compatible painted surfaces. Use a soft-cut foam pad for the refinement pass. Confirm the finish on a test panel before completing a full vehicle or batch.

Suitable context
1 kg180 g

Common applications

  • Refinement after compounding
  • General machine polishing
  • Gloss-improvement workflows
Product overview

Where this product fits

LP-29 High-Gloss Liquid Wax Compound is the second-stage refinement product in the correction sequence, applied once LP-97 has removed surface defects. The hydrophobic formulation raises gloss and leaves a protective film that resists water, UV exposure and airborne contaminants on compatible painted surfaces.

Key benefits

  • Enhances paint with a deep, reflective gloss.
  • Protects against sun fading and environmental wear.
  • Water beads off, simplifying cleaning and upkeep.
  • Applies smoothly by hand or machine for quick results.
  • Suited to all vehicle paint types, from classics to modern clear coats.

Selection and use checkpoints

  • Select pad density by paint condition
  • Avoid excessive product loading
  • Inspect under suitable lighting

Pro tip

For intricate areas like door handles, use a microfiber cloth to avoid build-up and keep the coat even.

Technical information

Product specifications

Suitable surfaceAutomotive painted surfaces
Primary purposePolishing and refinement
Available formats1 kg, 180 g
Country of originIndia

Sizes & formats

1 kg180 g

Compatibility

All vehicle paint types

Purpose

High-gloss, protective

Application route

Correction, refinement and inspection sequence

  1. Inspect and clean the finish

    Remove loose contamination and identify the defect or finish objective before choosing a compound.

  2. Start with a controlled test area

    Use the least aggressive suitable product, pad and process on a representative area.

  3. Work in manageable sections

    Follow the current product instructions and avoid allowing residue to dry unexpectedly.

  4. Wipe and inspect before repeating

    Use a clean cloth and suitable lighting to decide whether another correction or refinement stage is needed.

Further reading

Related technical guides

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Practical guidance

LP-29 High-Gloss Liquid Wax Compound FAQs

How does Lunaris LP-29 enhance my vehicle’s shine?

LP-29 uses high-gloss polymers that raise the depth and clarity of the paint surface. It creates a mirror-like finish while sealing the surface with a durable protective layer, so long-lasting shine and defense against contaminants.

Can I apply Lunaris LP-29 without using Lunaris LP-97 first?

Yes, LP-29 can be used on its own, but for the best results, we recommend using it after Lunaris Advanced Liquid Rubbing Compound (LP-97). The combination helps remove imperfections first, allowing LP-29 to bond better and deliver a deeper, longer-lasting gloss.

Is Lunaris LP-29 safe for ceramic-coated vehicles?

Yes. Lunaris LP-29 is safe for use on ceramic coatings, clear coats, and all types of automotive paint. It enhances the protective properties of ceramic coatings by adding an extra hydrophobic layer that repels water and dirt.

How long does the protection from Lunaris LP-29 last?

LP-29 provides long-lasting protection, typically lasting up to 3-6 months, depending on weather conditions and maintenance. Regular washing with a pH-neutral car shampoo can help extend its durability.

Can I use Lunaris LP-29 on matte or satin paint finishes?

No, LP-29 is formulated for glossy paint finishes and clear coats. Using it on matte or satin finishes may alter their appearance by adding unwanted shine. For matte finishes, use a dedicated matte paint protectant.