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What kinda wax does everyone use?
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SmartWax
Glaze's have fillers in them, they're usually used to hide flaws in the finish that either can't be corrected for whatever reason.
MidnightSE
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Dodo Juice Supernatural, all the way, followed by Red Mist detailing spray. Can't be beat.
Natty's Blue (used over Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant) and keep it looking good with Duragloss AquaWax.
I used that for a long time, my dad used it back in the 80's. Its getting harder to find around here, I still use safecut, and find myself coming back to superglaze...
wow, there is alot of opinions on here but I would probably follow advice from only a select few on this forum like zaxjax for example. My reason for this is because he has posted time and time again details that he has done himself at his home (or others) that has produced fantastic results. over and over. Not only that, but it seems to me that alot of people seek out his services and request details from him because he obviously knows what he is doing, just my $.02
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It's funny. I know a lot of professional detailers and even they like NXT as a wax of choice. That was before 2.0 was introduced.
But is not a wax
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I like P21S, but there really isn't a "best." I tried NXT and hated it, but that's just my opinion. The key is to find a product you like and stick with it. With proper prep work, the LSP shouldn't make or break any particular brand.
The longest wasting 'wax' is Rejex (it really contains no wax)
You must allow it set-up out of direct sunlight, however..and it does not have that 'deep' look so many are after. Problem with a true wax (and in this regard, I use clearkote on the garaged Benz) is that the surface temps, in the sun, literally vaporize the product (esp. black or other dark shades). In the great outdoors, my clearkote carnuba wax is gone in a month, or less.
That is too much work...Megs. NXT is really long lasting, as well as Zanio.
Both contain no wax. Another long lasting product, is (ughh) Nufinsh. But that is all silicone, and horrible on your flatfinishes /trim...stays white for YEARS! Try rejex if durabilty is an issue, it is what I am using on the DD.
You must allow it set-up out of direct sunlight, however..and it does not have that 'deep' look so many are after. Problem with a true wax (and in this regard, I use clearkote on the garaged Benz) is that the surface temps, in the sun, literally vaporize the product (esp. black or other dark shades). In the great outdoors, my clearkote carnuba wax is gone in a month, or less.
That is too much work...Megs. NXT is really long lasting, as well as Zanio.
Both contain no wax. Another long lasting product, is (ughh) Nufinsh. But that is all silicone, and horrible on your flatfinishes /trim...stays white for YEARS! Try rejex if durabilty is an issue, it is what I am using on the DD.
I use Natty Blue, love it.
I purchased the Nxt 2.0 this weekend after reading about it on this site. I am very satisfied with the result. I have used Meguiar's Gold Class in the past and liked that as well but it doesn't compare to the Nxt 2.0, in my opinion. Either way, you can't go wrong with any of the products from Meguiars.
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i too use p21s 100% and recently bought a can of Wolfgang Füzion Carnauba Polymer Estate Wax. haven't had the chance to use it though.
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STG
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How much wax does it take to put two coats on an estate? What if my estate is made of wood and not polymer?
Zaino
thats wat it's called dont know why its called like that...its a car wax
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On my azure blue Mach 1 I used NXT 2.0 topped with Obsessive Detail's Wet Obsession wax. It gave the paint the wet look while having a sick reflective property. I haven't had the time to do a full-on detail on the Cobra since I bought her, so I can't vouch for this combo on white.
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