Wax Job
11-13-2004, 08:49 AM
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what kind of wax are you using or do you suggest? I am going to wash and wax before i take my car off the road for winter. I do plan on using the clay bar before waxing though.
11-13-2004, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Juxagent
what kind of wax are you using or do you suggest? I am going to wash and wax before i take my car off the road for winter. I do plan on using the clay bar before waxing though.
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11-13-2004, 11:33 AM
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Zaino is the way to go check thier website out www.zainobros.com I bought some and was AMAZED!!!! The stuff works way better than any of the other multiple brands I have previously tried.
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Yeah I agree...I went to Zaino and was absolutely amazed...literally no other polish I have used comes close.
I do suggest reading what they have to say on the website. Normally I am not one to read the "hype" and listen but I had a few extra bucks and thought I would try it out. I ended up starting from square one and claying my car...an absolute must...and then using two different kinds of polish they had (one for swirl marks and the other for clear coats). The results were amazing AND aside from the claying...very easy to do.
I do suggest reading what they have to say on the website. Normally I am not one to read the "hype" and listen but I had a few extra bucks and thought I would try it out. I ended up starting from square one and claying my car...an absolute must...and then using two different kinds of polish they had (one for swirl marks and the other for clear coats). The results were amazing AND aside from the claying...very easy to do.
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Most of the name brands will be fine. Waxes are like motor oil, all of them claim to be "the best".
Name brand marketing, brand loyalty, and ease of availability all factor in here.
Ask 10 different people and you might get 10 different answers.
Name brand marketing, brand loyalty, and ease of availability all factor in here.
Ask 10 different people and you might get 10 different answers.
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