What wax?
What wax? 
01-07-2007, 07:47 PM
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Try your hand at a few good waxes to see which one will give you the look that you are hoping for. Make sure that your surface is thoroughly polished prepped first. Meguiars is a very old line that will produce good results. If you are really serious about finding a very good wax, you should look at a few detailing boards such as Autopia.org or Megs online. If you want a short recommendation then I'd say try out brands such as Natty's Blue, Chemical Guys, P21S (one of my favorites) or Mothers, which is a very reasonably priced product that can produce respectable results.
01-07-2007, 11:14 PM
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01-08-2007, 12:35 PM
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zymol then nxt tech wax i did this about 3 weeks ago and my car looks amazingly deep and clean, andi dotn have worry about water spots no matter how long it cooks in the sun while im working
