Hey guys i use the meguirs 3 step wax polish i am very satisfied with everything but the glossiness of the carnuba final stage wax do you guys have a glossier wax?

 

try the mother's gold 3 stage process. I've been using their canauba wax for years and had good results. The other wax which had good ratings in consumer reports was the carnuba wax from meguiars. Use the hard wax as the liquid was rated lower on gloss and longevity.

G/L

 

What about this Satin Creme?

 

Go to your local harley shop and pick up a bottle of s100 SEC and s100 carnuba wax. I waxed my m3 with these two products and was very impressed to say the least.

 

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i can get it even better now that i have a porter cable

 

ok where do i get this satin creme and also should i not expect that great of results with the wax by hand techniqe?

 

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wow..beautiful car man...that is one of my dream cars, in that color too!

 

 

car looks good man how much does that stuff cost and how much did it take to do that?

 

The SEC is $8.95 and the wax is $14.95. It doesn't take alot of product to do a car. You only need a thin layer, remember only a little contacts the surface of the paint. A thick layer only wastes product.

 

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is the stuff suitable for hand waxing use, or is a buffer required? cause i suck w/ a buffer

 

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No you can apply it by hand. That's the way i do it.

 

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Zaino:

 

perfect....sounds good. may have to give it a shot. i'm almost out of my gold class, need something new

 

s100 is way better then gold class.

 

yeah it looks super shiny....

i'll seriously have to give it a try.

 

what kind of cloth do you use to wax/polish? Black finish is soooo sensitive...

And advice on the use of s100?
Thanks

 

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i use a dampened foam applicator, and buff the wax off with super soft polishing cloths.

 

how do yo uguys deal with your molding? i own a 4dr dx and everytime i wax i tend to get a lil on the moldings and the white residue of the wax stays on there.. (using meguairs cleaner wax w/ foam applicator).

 

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And advice on the use of s100?
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I use Micro Fiber towels from http://www.pakshak.com . This is very important as to not induce micro maring ect.

 

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Apply a trim dressing to the trim the will make it easier to remove the wax. Or you can tape your moldings off with masking tape.

 

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damn...some very shiny cars

 

that m3 and all the cars are bad ***

nice wax jobs