What Wax do You Guys Use For Your Cars.?.?.?
05-23-09, 10:24 PM
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Poorboy's Natty's White, LOVE the look but doesn't endure the elements well. However, I've got Natty's on the Prius and it survived a NorCal winter even though it's a garage queen.
Production AX-313 or P&S Hi-Tone Glaze, even though I think Production's chemistries are sorely antiquated, it works suprisingly well, and works like a paste wax - but it's liquefied to be easy to apply.
Production AX-313 or P&S Hi-Tone Glaze, even though I think Production's chemistries are sorely antiquated, it works suprisingly well, and works like a paste wax - but it's liquefied to be easy to apply.
05-26-09, 08:46 PM
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If you really want durability try a sealant instead of those a natural wax the like the Poorboy's World Natty's White Paste Wax. Sealants are designed to last much longer and they are very easy to use. The Chemical Guys Jetseal 109 and the Blackfire Wet Diamond w/polycharger are two extremely durable sealants. You can layer a wax on top of them for more gloss and protection as well.
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05-27-09, 09:22 AM
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sure. Its not really going to increase durability though. Most would do that to get some durability from the sealant, but looks from the carnauba. If you're looking for durability and looks out of a wax, I'd point you to the Collinite line. It outdoes some sealants and looks great too 
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sure. Its not really going to increase durability though. Most would do that to get some durability from the sealant, but looks from the carnauba. If you're looking for durability and looks out of a wax, I'd point you to the Collinite line. It outdoes some sealants and looks great too
05-27-09, 04:00 PM
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Collinite 845 has pretty good gloss and durability as long as the car is prepped right. Most report great durability from 1 coat but some do 2 just in case
05-27-09, 04:23 PM
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sure. Its not really going to increase durability though. Most would do that to get some durability from the sealant, but looks from the carnauba. If you're looking for durability and looks out of a wax, I'd point you to the Collinite line. It outdoes some sealants and looks great too
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For maximum shine/gloss/looks, polish out the car if you haven't done that. Roughly 95%ish of a vehicles "wetness" is due to the prep. If you polished it well, you'll see better results than just slapping on a super wet wax on an unpolished swirled up car
Collinite 845 has pretty good gloss and durability as long as the car is prepped right. Most report great durability from 1 coat but some do 2 just in case
Collinite 845 has pretty good gloss and durability as long as the car is prepped right. Most report great durability from 1 coat but some do 2 just in case
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For maximum shine/gloss/looks, polish out the car if you haven't done that. Roughly 95%ish of a vehicles "wetness" is due to the prep. If you polished it well, you'll see better results than just slapping on a super wet wax on an unpolished swirled up car
Collinite 845 has pretty good gloss and durability as long as the car is prepped right. Most report great durability from 1 coat but some do 2 just in case
Collinite 845 has pretty good gloss and durability as long as the car is prepped right. Most report great durability from 1 coat but some do 2 just in case
476s is very durable with just one coat. I dont think you need to do 2 coats w/ 476s honestly, however, there wouldnt be anything wrong w/ doing so.
