Baconz28

Let's talk car wash soaps... I've tried gold glass, blue coral, black magic, and some off brand I got at the theft store but I forgot... my car is black. I want yo try something new for the weekend. What soap yall like that's readily available?

thunderstruck507

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I've used just about every brand they have. Now I just get whichever is on sale.

Even the Rain X with wax beads made no improvement. Usually Turtle Wax brand is the cheapest.

If I am planning to wax after, I use Mr Pink from Chemical Guys or dishsoap in a pinch

JDEP162

i got a big jug of meguairs at wallyworld its not he 'good' stuff but it works well, and was cheap. came in a lightly tinted purple bottle.

demonspeed

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I've been using Meguiar's Ultimate the past couple of years. It's alright, but I think I'm going to go back to their Deep Crystal as I prefer the extra sudsing.

Baconz28

Anybody ever tried turtle wax? Kit? Which soap on the shelf have the most suds?

SparkyJJO

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ramairetransam

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thats the stuff i have been using , pretty cheap and does the job .

ShawnD

Meguiars Gold Class is what I use on our cars at home. Use two buckets; one for soap, one to rinse the mit out after each pass. It's time consuming, but definitely worth the extra effort.

Kingc8r

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IF you're gonna use soap from those places Meg's Gold would be the best choice. Two bucket is definitely needed to help prevent swirls as well as using a foamgun prior to washing the car with a mitt.

Wheelman916

I use Mothers California Gold Carnauba Wash & Wax with a FoamMaster foam gun, and Mothers California Gold Spray Wax during the drying process.

I can always find Mothers products at parts stores like AutoZone... but I usually order online

Z28RS

I really like Turtle Wax Ice carwash, and I've been using it for years on my red Camaro and my wife's Black Ford Escape. Recently it was marked down by about $2.00 to approximately $6.50 at Walmart stores in my area.

demonspeed

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Can you please explain?

98CayenneT/A

I use the same thing minus the spray wax when drying. What do you need to know?

senicalj4579

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I just picked up and used Meguiar's Ultimate Wash & Wax a couple days ago before I did some liquid glass. I like it.

checo16

Check this guy out on Youtube, he has pretty much all the products out there you could pick up at a local store.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Acc0rd79/videos

Wheelman916

After washing and rinsing the car, while it is still wet, spray the Spray Wax on an area or small panel, then use your towel (I use a folded waffle weave microfiber) and spread the wax as you dry. You're simultaneously drying the car and apply the spray wax. You'll want to thoroughly dry as you apply.

demonspeed

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I'm not a OCD detailer, so I've not heard of this. I'm all for anything to make the process more efficient, though!

I'm going to give this a try when I wash the car tomorrow. I usually dry with a water blade and touch up with an Absorber. I then use the spray wax between normal waxing.

JDEP162

thats the stuff i was reffering to, works well and lasts for months

Rise of the Phoenix

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One word for you; Dawn.

Kingc8r

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Yea dawn is great........







































for removing any remaining wax