SoundDsnr23

I'm a long time user of carnauba type waxes, mostly because I didn't know anything about the synthetic alternatives. Recently I started reading up on detailing products a bit more, and I liked the description of Klasse All in One and decided to give it a try.

Using a liquid type wax like this was so much easier than the traditional paste I was used to. Just apply a tiny bit of the liquid and then buff it out. Sooooo much easier! No excess rubbing and missing wax in the little crevices. Klasse gave my 8 a really nice even shine. It's not the deep wet look that you get from carnauba wax, but the car looks really great! And I was able to wax the car in less than half the normal time. The best part was that the next day my car hadn't collected a ton of dust. Whenever I used to wax it seemed like my car became a dust magnet.

I also waxed my fiancee's Mazda3. We just bought her car used not too long ago, and the paint wasn't taken care of very well by the previous owner. I probably should have polished it first, but I decided to go ahead with the wax instead. The All in One is advertised as a cleaner, wax, and sealant all together. It cleaned up her paint nicely. I was even starting to see some of the oxidation from the paint show up on my buffing towel, and the paint felt so much smoother afterward.

It's $20 for a 10oz bottle, but you use so little of it that it will last a while. For those looking for a really nice finish but don't have a ton of time to devote to waxing I highly recommend it.

SoundDsnr23

My amazement at this product continues. I drove through a whole lot of rain this weekend in the Chicago area. Each time I pulled into the garage I expected the water to dry on the car and leave a nice dust/dirt film behind. Not so! I went back out to the garage later to find the car dry and looking almost clean except at the very bottom! Fantastic. I'm never going back to carnauba wax.