What kind of wax???
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I've had really good luck with the new Turtle Wax (I think it is the Premier line). It does a great job and doesn't cost a fortune. I also like the fact that it comes off easier than the Maguires I was using.
I'd post pics but my Apex Silver just doesnt have the "glow" the darker colors do...
The results of Meguiers are amazing. I apply "show car glaze", buff off, and then apply the "yellow wax" and then buff off. It's what I found works best.
The results of Meguiers are amazing. I apply "show car glaze", buff off, and then apply the "yellow wax" and then buff off. It's what I found works best.
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Yup I've seen nothing but good things about the Tech X. I just finished applying it to both of my parents cars and even if the car is left in the rain, the paint is still clean w/ no water spots.
When my order of microfiber towels comes in, I'm gonna rewax my car with that stuff.
polish you should take off right away. some people do one panel, then do a second then take off the polish on the first panel, etc etc.
i use zaino or production... depending on my mood. zaino is synthetic obviously and production is carnuba.
i use zaino or production... depending on my mood. zaino is synthetic obviously and production is carnuba.
Originally Posted by Mitchubishi
P21S. But I never just wax...I polish with Zaino and then layer the wax onto it.
Amen to Liquid Glass. It's amazing stuff. Took a clay bar and liquid glass to our 98 328i that's has some fading paint, and it look incredible. Very hard Polymer.
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