Best Wax?
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Sorry if this is asked to death, I searched the forums and can't find anything solid.
Was looking to purchase something at the store, not mail order.
I've used Zaino in the past and works great, but that was like 10 years ago, is something better available?
I wash my car like once a week, sometimes twice depending on dirty it gets. I don't mind waxing my car once every 3 months or so, so I don't need anything super permanent. I care more about durable.
Was looking to purchase something at the store, not mail order.
I've used Zaino in the past and works great, but that was like 10 years ago, is something better available?
I wash my car like once a week, sometimes twice depending on dirty it gets. I don't mind waxing my car once every 3 months or so, so I don't need anything super permanent. I care more about durable.
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Collinite 845 or 915, they look good and lasts forever. Withstands so much that I'm trying it out on the rims now.
If you don't mind waxing the car every other month, the poorboys natty's waxes are an excelent cheap choice.
If you don't mind waxing the car every other month, the poorboys natty's waxes are an excelent cheap choice.
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There's NO such thing as "best wax"!!! All depends on what you looking for... protection, gloss or durability. Good luck with your choice. Stay away from Auto-Zone, Wal Mart products, go to autogeek.com for reviews and good stuff.
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Sorry if this is asked to death, I searched the forums and can't find anything solid.
Was looking to purchase something at the store, not mail order.
I've used Zaino in the past and works great, but that was like 10 years ago, is something better available?
I wash my car like once a week, sometimes twice depending on dirty it gets. I don't mind waxing my car once every 3 months or so, so I don't need anything super permanent. I care more about durable.
Was looking to purchase something at the store, not mail order.
I've used Zaino in the past and works great, but that was like 10 years ago, is something better available?
I wash my car like once a week, sometimes twice depending on dirty it gets. I don't mind waxing my car once every 3 months or so, so I don't need anything super permanent. I care more about durable.
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Best wax ive used for durability is definitely Meguiars #16 Mirror Glaze. It lasts for absolutely ages, and yes, ive had it lasting as long as collinite 476s if not better.
In terms of pure finish, Dodo Juice Supernatural is unbeatable.
In terms of pure finish, Dodo Juice Supernatural is unbeatable.
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Get a bottle of Ultima Paint Guard Plus. Nothing on the store shelves are worth it. It's not a wax but better than wax takes 10 min to apply and no buffing. I bought a 12 oz bottle 5 years ago and haven't even used a quarter of the bottle yet. 2-3 spay will cover the whole hood and fenders. It's $40 but it will last longer than any wax out there.
http://www.autogeek.net/ultima-paint-guard-plus.html
http://www.autogeek.net/ultima-paint-guard-plus.html
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For those who have a paint protection film you want to to use a wax that dries clear and does not contain naptha/kerosene ---
Mequiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax fits the bill -- this way you can wax the paint as well as the ppf without worrying about the white residue on the seams.
Mequiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax fits the bill -- this way you can wax the paint as well as the ppf without worrying about the white residue on the seams.
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