What wax do you use?

[fredrick]

Originally Posted by Millz

I've tried out a couple different waxes. Just curious as which everybody else has tried out and thought was good?

hi name is glen i have auto detailing business i would to do the 3 steps you do before you wax . the best one to use is morthers carnuba wax in liquid. let me know how that works.

[lyonsroar]

Originally Posted by fredrick

hi name is glen i have auto detailing business i would to do the 3 steps you do before you wax . the best one to use is morthers carnuba wax in liquid. let me know how that works.

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[svtfocus2k4]

collonite #845 on the svtf for its longevity and wolfgang estate fuzion wax on top of wolfgang sealant on the cobra

[Elizabeth]

I love Zymol.
I got a pile of bottles at a sale.
And i love the product.
Especially the nice smell.
Way easier than paste waxes too.

[dirtbrown]

when i wanna really get into I clay it really good then Polish with cheap ol Nu finish then just go over with some Meguiars sealant wax 2.0 or whatever its called I also like the regular cleaner wax..i prefer liquid wax. clean micro fibers and good car soaps are key too!

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[Als RS8]

Originally Posted by lyonsroar

What?

Any waxing is better than no waxing. Hand waxing, while not ideal, still works, it just takes a little longer and the coat is not as even as if you'd have used a buffer.

i waxed it in the winter and it doesnt seem to look that good so i only wax fofo during the summer!!but i agree with you waxing is good but im still woking the bugs out getting it better each time,and it is winter so i see that useless to wax right now

[PSUrivie]

I use all of my products from Griot's Garage. I use a clay bar, then Machine Polish 3 and 4 using a random orbital. I then us their Best of Show Wax with the orbital also. Great stuff.

[ov3rl0rdl]

Just got my Finish Kare 1000p in yesterday, applied a thin coat and I have to say how easy this stuff was to work with. Of course you have to be careful around trim but that's ok. The coat is slick to the touch, and I noticed a drastic difference in bug marks on the front of the car from driving down the highway. Stuff was worth the money!

[lyonsroar]

Originally Posted by ov3rl0rdl

Just got my Finish Kare 1000p in yesterday, applied a thin coat and I have to say how easy this stuff was to work with. Of course you have to be careful around trim but that's ok. The coat is slick to the touch, and I noticed a drastic difference in bug marks on the front of the car from driving down the highway. Stuff was worth the money!

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And it's a huge tin so it'll last you forever.