EPIC.

Probably the most amazing synthetic wax i have ever used. Mind you, this is 1 layer, it is meant to be layered to achieve a "deeper shine."

Got it from detailersparadise if you are interested. I've used everything from Mothers to Zaino ...IMO, best WAX evar.















Fiji Blue Pearl ... as it is meant to look.

 

So fresh and so clean....

now do mine...and i might find you a shift boot

 

drive that bucket over...

 

Am i missing something. What wax did you use.
And has anyone tried turtle wax's new wax Ice, or there liquid claybar?

 

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haha sorry...the wax is actually called Epic.

 

http://www.detailersparadise.c...31508

 

Can you give us some additional detail? Other products used, method used, etc...

I wanna do this!

 

dang, looks good but that wax def isnt cheap

 

it should also be noted that you have a brand new car. the paint on your car is a little different than on bob's 1992 honda accord that was never taken care of.

 

 

That paint looks amazing.

 

Tips... hmmm.

Well in general:
- Wash the car with a clean microfiber mit and turtle wax car wash.
- dry the day with microfiber towels.
- use Prima Slick for quick detailer.
- Wax was put on fresh (used dawn to get off the grime beforehand)
- Used microfiber application pads to apply wax, in an even thin coat
- let try for 45 mins - 1 hr (in garage, do NOT put wax on in sunlight)
- wiped off and buffed to a shine with microfiber cloths!

That's about it!

 

how about a link

 

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true that, but it has been thru a NorthEastern winter. I always make sure to take my time and be careful whenever i wash the car, i try to avoid swirls as best i can.

Obviously if your paint is hurting...you might need some pre-wax polishing / glazing...

 

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http://www.detailersparadise.c...31508

 

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true that, but it has been thru a NorthEastern winter. I always make sure to take my time and be careful whenever i wash the car, i try to avoid swirls as best i can.

Obviously if your paint is hurting...you might need some pre-wax polishing / glazing...</TD></TR></TABLE>

totally agree. i just didn't want to see you giving false hope to people whose car has never seen a claybar and some polish. you are going to have people coming in here saying "wtf, my car doesn't look like this"

 

looks good. does this wax like clunk up when wiping off or it just wipes off???

 

damn, that looks sick

 

god dammit i want a fresh paint job!

 

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http://www.detailersparadise.c...31508</TD></TR></TABLE>

thanks

 

post the entire car so we can see

 

looks good! why do you think it's better than the other waxes you've used? Cost? Effort? Results? just wondering.

 

did you have any issues with the wax if you accidently got some on the window or the black plastic pieces?

 

That's a pretty crazy shine

 

wow...that looks great...! very n0ice.