what kind of wax?
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You have a special car.......now use something special on it.......not just "wax"......
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I used P21S on all my cars for years.
On my '04 Porsche I'm using Rejex. Check the plug site for details. Yeah, we have some of that too.
On my '04 Porsche I'm using Rejex. Check the plug site for details. Yeah, we have some of that too.
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I think you'll be happy with and Carnauba based wax for you car, boat or anything else. It goes on easy and buffs to a nice clear shine. There are numerous brands that have Carnauba wax in them.
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Menzerna FMJ
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Einszett Glanz Wax
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Einszett Glanz Wax
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Originally Posted by JASCLASS
I have that and havent tried it yet, any feedback you can offer on it?
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Originally Posted by alin2
Awesome stuff. Synthetic wax vs. carnauba. Very thin liquid. Goes on very easily and buffs quickly. Does not have a "plasticky" look like Klasse AIO. In fact, very good depth and shine like a carnauba. Very long lasting...around 4-6 months on my former Cayenne Turbo...
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Menzerna makes awesome products. FMJ is one of the best out there. I've used pratically everything on the market from Zaino to Klasse etc. The synthetics hold up much better than carnauba. One thing you might do is first put a synthetic coat on the car then apply a carnauba topper whenever you like, S100 is a good choice, gives you the best of both worlds.
Trust me this method works great.
Any detailing questions feel free to PM me. (I've spent considerable time and money detailing my cars, good therapy)
Trust me this method works great.
Any detailing questions feel free to PM me. (I've spent considerable time and money detailing my cars, good therapy)