Car Wax Suggestions
08-11-17, 12:03 AM
#17
Is fusso that amazing? I would see it mentioned all the time in the facebook detailing groups.
08-13-17, 11:40 AM
#20
Lexus Test Driver
I use Meg's Ultimate Liquid Wax. Easy to use, and does not stain trim like its paste form. However, it's easy to go overboard with the wax; as it is liquid form. It does provide a nice shine on my white car. I decontaminated and clayed before applying.
Haven;'t washed the car in 2 weeks, its dirty. but still FEELS smooth to the touch and LOOKS glossy
Haven;'t washed the car in 2 weeks, its dirty. but still FEELS smooth to the touch and LOOKS glossy
08-13-17, 12:02 PM
#21
I use Meg's Ultimate Liquid Wax. Easy to use, and does not stain trim like its paste form. However, it's easy to go overboard with the wax; as it is liquid form. It does provide a nice shine on my white car. I decontaminated and clayed before applying.
Haven;'t washed the car in 2 weeks, its dirty. but still FEELS smooth to the touch and LOOKS glossy
Haven;'t washed the car in 2 weeks, its dirty. but still FEELS smooth to the touch and LOOKS glossy
Cant go wrong with a rinse less wash, light alcohol wipe, and meguiars liquid wax followed by spray wax to remove any residue you may have missed, not too bad for a car thats been living through an automated wash it's whole life. I would correct, but to match the owners maintenance regime, I don't want to remove precious clear coat to make it look perfect only to find out the owner will take it through an automated wash the week after. Meguiars m20 cleaning sealant followed by press spray wax, followed by my routine rinse less wash rinse and repeat after 6 months and 1/2 water 1/2 reload mixed sealant on the two coated cars.
08-13-17, 12:21 PM
#22
Lexus Test Driver
Not sure but apparently its one of the most hydrophobic waxes and at a good price too! I don't use many waxes anymore but I do keep a bottle of the below for certain cars:
Definitely one of my favorites as well, very easy to use, super slick, very hydrophobic, lasts long, purchasable over the counter, and you can use in direct sunlight.
Cant go wrong with a rinse less wash, light alcohol wipe, and meguiars liquid wax followed by spray wax to remove any residue you may have missed, not too bad for a car thats been living through an automated wash it's whole life. I would correct, but to match the owners maintenance regime, I don't want to remove precious clear coat to make it look perfect only to find out the owner will take it through an automated wash the week after. Meguiars m20 cleaning sealant followed by press spray wax, followed by my routine rinse less wash rinse and repeat after 6 months and 1/2 water 1/2 reload mixed sealant on the two coated cars.
Definitely one of my favorites as well, very easy to use, super slick, very hydrophobic, lasts long, purchasable over the counter, and you can use in direct sunlight.
Cant go wrong with a rinse less wash, light alcohol wipe, and meguiars liquid wax followed by spray wax to remove any residue you may have missed, not too bad for a car thats been living through an automated wash it's whole life. I would correct, but to match the owners maintenance regime, I don't want to remove precious clear coat to make it look perfect only to find out the owner will take it through an automated wash the week after. Meguiars m20 cleaning sealant followed by press spray wax, followed by my routine rinse less wash rinse and repeat after 6 months and 1/2 water 1/2 reload mixed sealant on the two coated cars.
08-14-17, 04:25 PM
#24
I've been a long time fan of Meg's ULW and follow each wash with D156 (UQW). I haven't had to polish and re-apply ULW for 6 months now and it still looks and feels great. No bonded contaminants and the paint feels like it has a smooth plastic coating. I love this combo.
08-15-17, 03:41 AM
#25
Pole Position
Tried just about everything until I settled on Chemical Guys Jet Seal for a once a year protection followed by Zaino Brother's Z2. Just about every wax looks good for a short time. This combo looks great and last.
Last edited by Freds430; 09-02-17 at 03:16 AM.
08-19-17, 09:27 PM
#29
How much was it like $20? Also do you know what the difference is in chemicals, I would assume if something works on white paint it should also work the same in black paint. This marketing is kind of confusing how they can't label what the differences are other than black and white paint.
08-20-17, 12:51 AM
#30
How much was it like $20? Also do you know what the difference is in chemicals, I would assume if something works on white paint it should also work the same in black paint. This marketing is kind of confusing how they can't label what the differences are other than black and white paint.
My friend was telling me all the soft99 products are surprisingly good.