I've been informed that this wax paste is the best you can get on the market.

Can anyone make any comment before I put a $50 hole in my pocket...

 

i wouldn't say it's the best in the market, but I personally use them and happy with them.

 

Arggggg...before you

I just found this link....

https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...light=meguiars

These are the US responses but it would be nice to hear from anyone local...(thanks Black8)

 

Zaino is the best, although I will not have time to use it.

 

this is the best wax on the market. whether it be a rich market, or poor market.

http://zymol.com/shop/item.asp?PID=1378&scID=25

 

This can be a very subjective topic.

I've been using Meguiar's Gold Class polish for a while now and find it gives good results that last ages.

The concourse, show 'n shine, detailing freaks all have their favourites but I think most of us wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

 

Deja vu revisited all over again, repeatedly

 

I like Mothers.

 

WTF! > $7500USD! Even lifetime refills cant justify THAT!

 

You have been kind to me Timbo.

I was expecting worse....and I am lucky Swoope hasn't taken the bait...yet.

 

how about we all chip in for it and then portion it out?

refill pls!

 

Hmmm, i suppose if you spent $4 or $500 000 +++ on a car or 6 you wouldn't give a toss how much you spent on polish etc.
Although if i had a Dino or McLaren or Bugatti or whatever i certainly wouldn't be doing the job myself. I'd be out on my yacht or lear jet having a Latte

that price kinda reminds me of the expression: "there's a sucker born every minute"

PS: this is my 155th post.
Rik

 

I think the guys who buy it are the type who have Chanel wallets, etc.

BTW, I have a few friends with very high end cars and they all know the value of a dollar.

 

Ive used Meg's NXT paste. Its fairly easy to apply and looks good! Also the tin lasts for agessssss. You could do the car about 30-50 times with it! The only common complaint with NXT is that it the wax itself doesnt last as long as some other options.

 

Speaking of when to reapply, I was once told by a qualified spray painter that a simple test is to run your fingers lightly along the paintwork. If they glide, your polish cover is still good. If they stick, it's time to get the can/bottle out and apply some elbow grease...

Anyone agree/disagree with this?