stairmasterman911

Anybody tried Adams Buttery wax? Sounds like even if it's terrible on our cars it might be tasty on some toast!

95_993

Nice wax, but I am loving pinnacle sovereign.

rconnon

Very religious topic.

I use Menzerna Power Lock, polymer based, lasts longer, and near Carnuba depth.

IMHO, Menzerna offers the best range of cleaning/correction polishes/sealants/waxes. Been using them for 8+ years on a Black 993.

I've been through alot of different brands looking for perfection, to each their own though.

zirrah

Agreed. I've tried quite a few brands and settled on Menzerna. Love their whole line.

OverBoosted28

^^^^^^^^ I'd trust the guy that has been dealing with a black car for at least 8 years. :-)

Todynot

Just curious, does one polish over the stone guards or try to avoid them?

_snowbird_

Film manufacturers recommend against polishing film, but I've done it with good results. It definitely builds heat quickly, so you have to be careful not to cook your polish. But I've found you can restore some gloss to a hazed film.

rconnon

here is an example of menzerna results, this is the reflection from the passenger door.

996scott

Love Menzurna on my black 993

s4magman

Wax is wax to me...I see no difference

Mike J

Totally agree with Rob, menzerna is the product set to use - and easy as well.

Quadcammer

Its all the same ****. Anyone seeing a dramatic difference is fooling themselves.

Reflection shot???? please. Take the same pic before and after wax

David993S

Glad someone finally said it.

LexVan

It's all about the prep (wash, clay, and polish), not the final product used (wax or sealant).

A properly prepped car with Turtle Wax will always look better than a poorly prepped car with a final coat of $1,000 boutique carnauba.

pp000830

What is wax?