wax on wax off
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Re: wax on wax off (gabhatch)
Bha. NXT isn't very durable.
If you want to order:
Wolfgang pre-cleaner and the wolfgang sealant at autogeek.net
If you want to buy locally:
try to find Meguiars #16 professional paste wax
If you just want to go to autozone and pick up something, I've heard good things about the turtle wax platinum series, but personally, I wouldn't waste my money on it--I'd invest in ordering something.
You can also go with a combo that I like for under $25
Clearkote vanilla moose hand glaze (specialtymotoring.com)
and then Meguiars #16 (meguiars.com sells it).
Don't be foold into thinking that "new" technology is better--in my experience and others (autopia.org) #16 has been more durable and better looking than NXT.
oh, and if you want the best finish, you'll want to prep the paint (clay bar, polish...) if you're up for that, let me know, I can recommend other things.
If you want to order:
Wolfgang pre-cleaner and the wolfgang sealant at autogeek.net
If you want to buy locally:
try to find Meguiars #16 professional paste wax
If you just want to go to autozone and pick up something, I've heard good things about the turtle wax platinum series, but personally, I wouldn't waste my money on it--I'd invest in ordering something.
You can also go with a combo that I like for under $25
Clearkote vanilla moose hand glaze (specialtymotoring.com)
and then Meguiars #16 (meguiars.com sells it).
Don't be foold into thinking that "new" technology is better--in my experience and others (autopia.org) #16 has been more durable and better looking than NXT.
oh, and if you want the best finish, you'll want to prep the paint (clay bar, polish...) if you're up for that, let me know, I can recommend other things.
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Re: wax on wax off (99FBPSi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 99FBPSi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Meguairs NXT 
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yup..mequiars...
</TD></TR></TABLE>yup..mequiars...
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Re: wax on wax off (Gerbilo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Gerbilo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I use regular meguires cleaner wax, seems to work good, I gotta pick up a bottle of the Eagle 1 nano wax though.</TD></TR></TABLE>
heard they are NOT worth the price
heard they are NOT worth the price
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Re: wax on wax off (gabhatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gabhatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">any suggestions for some good car wax</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think the best suggestion is to look at the first thread in appearance, Detailing products FAQ.
I think the best suggestion is to look at the first thread in appearance, Detailing products FAQ.
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Re: wax on wax off (Puntr69)
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that's what we use on our limited production mustang cobras 
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Re: wax on wax off (GoobDetailer)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GoobDetailer »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Bha. NXT isn't very durable.
If you want to order:
Wolfgang pre-cleaner and the wolfgang sealant at autogeek.net
If you want to buy locally:
try to find Meguiars #16 professional paste wax
If you just want to go to autozone and pick up something, I've heard good things about the turtle wax platinum series, but personally, I wouldn't waste my money on it--I'd invest in ordering something.
You can also go with a combo that I like for under $25
Clearkote vanilla moose hand glaze (specialtymotoring.com)
and then Meguiars #16 (meguiars.com sells it).
Don't be foold into thinking that "new" technology is better--in my experience and others (autopia.org) #16 has been more durable and better looking than NXT.
oh, and if you want the best finish, you'll want to prep the paint (clay bar, polish...) if you're up for that, let me know, I can recommend other things.</TD></TR></TABLE>
This guy knows what he is talking about - I'm definately a big fan of Vanilla Moose. Haven't tried #16 or Wolfgang but pro detailers rave about it. You can always tell who the Autopians are
If you want to order:
Wolfgang pre-cleaner and the wolfgang sealant at autogeek.net
If you want to buy locally:
try to find Meguiars #16 professional paste wax
If you just want to go to autozone and pick up something, I've heard good things about the turtle wax platinum series, but personally, I wouldn't waste my money on it--I'd invest in ordering something.
You can also go with a combo that I like for under $25
Clearkote vanilla moose hand glaze (specialtymotoring.com)
and then Meguiars #16 (meguiars.com sells it).
Don't be foold into thinking that "new" technology is better--in my experience and others (autopia.org) #16 has been more durable and better looking than NXT.
oh, and if you want the best finish, you'll want to prep the paint (clay bar, polish...) if you're up for that, let me know, I can recommend other things.
</TD></TR></TABLE>This guy knows what he is talking about - I'm definately a big fan of Vanilla Moose. Haven't tried #16 or Wolfgang but pro detailers rave about it. You can always tell who the Autopians are
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Re: wax on wax off (gabhatch)
WORLDS BEST WAX Been using it for 6 years now ! By far one of the best !
even smells like watermelon !!!
http://www.worldsbestwax.com/
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Re: (vinnymack)
Meguiars #82 Swirl Free Polish
S100 Shine Enhancing Cleanser
I'm in the market for a better sealant, I've been using NXT, but it doesn't mix well with the other products
S100 Shine Enhancing Cleanser
I'm in the market for a better sealant, I've been using NXT, but it doesn't mix well with the other products
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Re: wax on wax off (GoobDetailer)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GoobDetailer »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Bha. NXT isn't very durable.
If you want to order:
Wolfgang pre-cleaner and the wolfgang sealant at autogeek.net
If you want to buy locally:
try to find Meguiars #16 professional paste wax
If you just want to go to autozone and pick up something, I've heard good things about the turtle wax platinum series, but personally, I wouldn't waste my money on it--I'd invest in ordering something.
You can also go with a combo that I like for under $25
Clearkote vanilla moose hand glaze (specialtymotoring.com)
and then Meguiars #16 (meguiars.com sells it).
Don't be foold into thinking that "new" technology is better--in my experience and others (autopia.org) #16 has been more durable and better looking than NXT.
oh, and if you want the best finish, you'll want to prep the paint (clay bar, polish...) if you're up for that, let me know, I can recommend other things.</TD></TR></TABLE>
16 can be a bitch if not applied right though (i.e. too much).
If you want to order:
Wolfgang pre-cleaner and the wolfgang sealant at autogeek.net
If you want to buy locally:
try to find Meguiars #16 professional paste wax
If you just want to go to autozone and pick up something, I've heard good things about the turtle wax platinum series, but personally, I wouldn't waste my money on it--I'd invest in ordering something.
You can also go with a combo that I like for under $25
Clearkote vanilla moose hand glaze (specialtymotoring.com)
and then Meguiars #16 (meguiars.com sells it).
Don't be foold into thinking that "new" technology is better--in my experience and others (autopia.org) #16 has been more durable and better looking than NXT.
oh, and if you want the best finish, you'll want to prep the paint (clay bar, polish...) if you're up for that, let me know, I can recommend other things.
</TD></TR></TABLE>16 can be a bitch if not applied right though (i.e. too much).
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by T-Mo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I use Eagle One Nanowax and I love it!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
They also make this
They also make this
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Re: wax on wax off (GS-R Jay)
GS-R jay??? I know you on Autopia! I'm Corey Bit Spank. Thanks for the comments bro
And the comment about #16 being difficult is true...but if you wipe on, and wipe off (don't allow too much time for it to sit) it will come off very easily. This means, do a fender and a door, and then wipe off the fender and the door, and move on to the next two panels, never letting it get hard.
And Eagle One Wax As You Dry is awesome. You can even dilute it for dry use (3 parts water to one part solution). I keep one for wet cars and one for dry.
And the comment about #16 being difficult is true...but if you wipe on, and wipe off (don't allow too much time for it to sit) it will come off very easily. This means, do a fender and a door, and then wipe off the fender and the door, and move on to the next two panels, never letting it get hard.
And Eagle One Wax As You Dry is awesome. You can even dilute it for dry use (3 parts water to one part solution). I keep one for wet cars and one for dry.
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Re: wax on wax off (gabhatch)
First Use a clay bar:
The Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion:
Then the Klasse All-In-One:
Pinnacle Souveran (for dark colors):
OR Pinnacle Paste Glaz (for lighter colors):
OR Pinnacle Signature Series (for all colors):
Expensive ****, BUT very worth it. That shitty stuff you get in stores like Kragen and Autozone can't hold a candle to this stuff.
Pinnaclewax.com and Properautocare.com
The Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion:
Then the Klasse All-In-One:
Pinnacle Souveran (for dark colors):
OR Pinnacle Paste Glaz (for lighter colors):
OR Pinnacle Signature Series (for all colors):
Expensive ****, BUT very worth it. That shitty stuff you get in stores like Kragen and Autozone can't hold a candle to this stuff.
Pinnaclewax.com and Properautocare.com