Best Wax???

[radroach]

Originally Posted by n2oinferno

GG ROP

A What?

It does seem to have some fillers too, so if there are any minor swirls those will disappear temporarily.

I agree!

[radroach]

Originally Posted by Clembo

Would love to try the one made especially for my car

where do you find that? link?

[n2oinferno]

Originally Posted by radroach

A What?

Griots Garage Random Orbital Polisher
http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/...dom+orbital.do

I apply the wax with a black Lake Country pad and remove it with a microfiber towel. Not the cheap one they included with the kit though.

[jdcorbitt3]

Originally Posted by russv

Do people actually wax their jets?

I use Zaino on my cars and the CJ-4. The G550 I used to fly was treated with Xylon. It would last a year in the harshest environment. The Xylon doesn't shine like Zaino, but Zaino would be a pain and expensive to do every month on the Gulfstream.

[abutterman]

i did an application of Optimum Poli-Seal on my car over the weekend and it's awesome. I used it with a light polishing pad on my Griots polisher and it did wonders. It has a very light abrasive which took out some of the light swirls and also acts as a sealant/wax. It rained this morning and it's beading up quite nice. Even had a bird crap on it (of course, right after i wash it) and it didn't stick to the car at all. Wiped right off with a clean towel and the rain water with zero effort.

[Clembo]

Originally Posted by radroach

where do you find that? link?

http://www.swissvax.us/

[Perfections]

Originally Posted by abutterman

i did an application of Optimum Poli-Seal on my car over the weekend and it's awesome. I used it with a light polishing pad on my Griots polisher and it did wonders. It has a very light abrasive which took out some of the light swirls and also acts as a sealant/wax. It rained this morning and it's beading up quite nice. Even had a bird crap on it (of course, right after i wash it) and it didn't stick to the car at all. Wiped right off with a clean towel and the rain water with zero effort.

I love poliseal, and have used it in my business for about 2 years. Next time you purchase though, get GPS, better correction and much longer durability, if you apply GPS then follow afterwards with opti seal you'll get 6 months easy. Or GPS by itself will last 3-4 months.

[mou]

I use chemical guys butter wet wax. It's easy to apply and leaves a nice shine. I think it's worth the price, $30/gallon, for what it does. I used it on a friend's black FRS which had a bunch of visable swirls, even at night, and the paint looked like new after hand waxing it.

[Gixxersixxerman]

I use this




Of course just about any decent wax and proper care will give you good results.. I just waxed again and have maybe one more application, after that I'm going to try this killerwaxx that's big around here.. Seems to work really good.. Some of the biggest show cars on the scene use the product, figure if they like it enough to maintain their 50-100k paint jobs then it'll work for my factory paint

[abutterman]

Originally Posted by Perfections

I love poliseal, and have used it in my business for about 2 years. Next time you purchase though, get GPS, better correction and much longer durability, if you apply GPS then follow afterwards with opti seal you'll get 6 months easy. Or GPS by itself will last 3-4 months.

Never heard of that one. Looks awesome though and it just sprays onto the pad from what i see. might have to give that a try. what kind of pad do you recommend using with that for minor correction?

[Stealthx]

Hmmm best wax.... The one I currently use a lot of for a true "wax" pinnacle souvergn from auto geek. Amazing water beading and protection. But I most of the time layer it on top of a good sealant for added protection. Key things to note. ALWAYS CLAY THE CAR before adding wax. Yu don't have to polish but it helps and makes the paint more flawless from scratches and swirls. But decontaminating the paint is a must to get the protection from any last step protection (wax or sealant). And will assist in making the paint more reflective and clear.

[JadeBRZ]

rejex! http://www.rejex.com I did mine yesterday, amazed at how easy dirt and bug shit wipes off today!

[DetailersDomain]

we use a lot of products in the shop.

if you want something durable at a great price.

pick up Sonax Polymer Net Shield - its been on my car for 5 months now.

use Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer to maintain after each wash.

if you want to try a pure show wax for looks I would say pick up

Auto Finesse Illusion Show Car Wax

[DetailersDomain]

take a look at the beading of the Sonax.

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