Waxing
#1
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Waxing
For those that wax often for maximum gloss and depth (once a week or so) what are you using?
What color is your car?
Are you happy with what you are using?
I've been reading a bunch on shine lately and have learned things that I would have scoffed at a few weeks ago.
What color is your car?
Are you happy with what you are using?
I've been reading a bunch on shine lately and have learned things that I would have scoffed at a few weeks ago.
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My favorite wax for Black or Red cars would be Pinnacle Souverän.
On Silver I like P21s.
I have been hearing great things about Blackfire Wet Diamond but never tried it.
For Winter I use Collinite 845 Liquid Insulator Wax. This wax will hold up to anything you throw at it
Where are you reading about shine?
These forums have some great info:
http://www.detailedimage.com/
http://www.autopia.org
On Silver I like P21s.
I have been hearing great things about Blackfire Wet Diamond but never tried it.
For Winter I use Collinite 845 Liquid Insulator Wax. This wax will hold up to anything you throw at it
Where are you reading about shine?
These forums have some great info:
http://www.detailedimage.com/
http://www.autopia.org
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My favorite wax for Black or Red cars would be Pinnacle Souverän.
On Silver I like P21s.
I have been hearing great things about Blackfire Wet Diamond but never tried it.
For Winter I use Collinite 845 Liquid Insulator Wax. This wax will hold up to anything you throw at it
Where are you reading about shine?
These forums have some great info:
http://www.detailedimage.com/
http://www.autopia.org
On Silver I like P21s.
I have been hearing great things about Blackfire Wet Diamond but never tried it.
For Winter I use Collinite 845 Liquid Insulator Wax. This wax will hold up to anything you throw at it
Where are you reading about shine?
These forums have some great info:
http://www.detailedimage.com/
http://www.autopia.org
http://www.autopia.org/forum/autopia...ine-gloss.html
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Funny story... I only started reading and looking after asking the guy from detailers domain for a recommendation. That's where I purchased the 1z and I asked if he could recommend something that I might like better. He recommended this:
http://www.detailersdomain.com/Swiss...Wax_p_103.html
After laughing at the price for a while I realized that I was on my own to make a decision. That's when I read that autopia article.
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Meguiars Gold Carnuba is what I recently switch to from 1z. The difference was startling... and I was fairly happy with the 1z.
Funny story... I only started reading and looking after asking the guy from detailers domain for a recommendation. That's where I purchased the 1z and I asked if he could recommend something that I might like better. He recommended this:
http://www.detailersdomain.com/Swiss...Wax_p_103.html
After laughing at the price for a while I realized that I was on my own to make a decision. That's when I read that autopia article.
Funny story... I only started reading and looking after asking the guy from detailers domain for a recommendation. That's where I purchased the 1z and I asked if he could recommend something that I might like better. He recommended this:
http://www.detailersdomain.com/Swiss...Wax_p_103.html
After laughing at the price for a while I realized that I was on my own to make a decision. That's when I read that autopia article.
Which 1Z wax did you try?
Not to change the subject but what kind of boat do you have?
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Unless you're stripping the wax every time you wash your car, there's no need to wax it everytime. What are you using to wash your car?
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Zaino here.
Z5 pro since I have dark car (macadamia).
I like Wolfgangs car shampoo, but use Zaino's for that, too.
Raggtop products on the top.
For polishes, I have a Flex, and use Adam's polishing system (polishes and pads)
With a couple coats of Zaino, I wash and detail spray every couple weeks, 2 bucket system, with a grit guard.
I dont use waxes, as the melting points are 160 or so, and those flash off here in PHX.
If you can't tell, I'm in to it.....
Z5 pro since I have dark car (macadamia).
I like Wolfgangs car shampoo, but use Zaino's for that, too.
Raggtop products on the top.
For polishes, I have a Flex, and use Adam's polishing system (polishes and pads)
With a couple coats of Zaino, I wash and detail spray every couple weeks, 2 bucket system, with a grit guard.
I dont use waxes, as the melting points are 160 or so, and those flash off here in PHX.
If you can't tell, I'm in to it.....
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True but some waxes are so easy to use that it doesnt take very long to wax a car the size of a 997. And some waxes DO LOOK BETTER after they have multiple layers.
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Great boat! I have a 2003 Mastercraft Prostar 209 with the MCX engine
Are you on http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/
Are you on http://www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/
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I've used many waxes over the years including Meguiars, Zaino, P21S, Zymol, Pinnacle and Mothers and my favorite thus far has been Pinnacle Souveran. When a Black, Black Metallic, Dark Blue, or Red car is properly polished I prefer Souveran to add the depth and gloss. I was never that impressed with P21S, not sure why its so highly rated. I did like Zaino but only on Silver and other lighter colors where depth didn't really matter. Zaino is super slick.
I have yet to try Swissvax, Adams and a few others.
I have yet to try Swissvax, Adams and a few others.
Last edited by Marine Blue; 07-29-2012 at 05:33 PM.