need to find the best wax out there!
#1
need to find the best wax out there!
Well I'm trying to find a new wax and sealer that actuly last better than mothers I have a black ta and a black silverado they both have a lot of fine scratches and swirls I'm lookin for something that gives that deep wet look and will last past one wash I'm open to anybodies opinion what will work the best with black and where can I pick it up thanks!
#4
Read thru the detailing products forum here as well as the other areas: http://www.autopia.org/forum/
Its like Coke and Pepsi, you'll get a lot of answers and a lot of them are real good, is anyone the best, who knows? I use Pinnacle Sovereign which is super easy on and off, great for a deep red finish but like others, it has its pros and cons. YMMV
Its like Coke and Pepsi, you'll get a lot of answers and a lot of them are real good, is anyone the best, who knows? I use Pinnacle Sovereign which is super easy on and off, great for a deep red finish but like others, it has its pros and cons. YMMV
#5
I have a detailing friend who does alot of high end work and uses swissvax concorso. super high end wax.. makes lambo's ferrari's etc. look even more amazing. Otherwise.. I like the zaino stuff.. made my car look great.
#6
I LOVE Swissvax Concorso, but at $240 per pot + $80/bottle of the Cleaner Fluid its pretty pricey.
Here are a few that will get you the durability you want and a good look too.
-Zaino Z2pro and/or Zaino Z5pro
-Blackfire Wet Diamond
-Jetseal 109
-Wolfgang Sealant 3.0
If the swirls really bother you they will need to be removed, otherwise you are just covering them up.
#7
yea im not that serious about waxing that i want to spend that kind of money but ive been looking into the adams products and i have alot of fine scratches and the spider web looking swirl marks not real noticeable untill you get up close
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#8
Adams is decent. But its gonna cost you a few hundred dollars to remove the swirls, either paying someone to do it or spending the money on all the tools/pads/polishes to do it yourself. Adams is an easy system, but I think there is better stuff at the same price point.
#10
Zaino, hands down. My car was down for half a year during the rebuild, and the coats of Zaino applied months before the car died, are still on the car right now.
After at least 6 months, it still shines and water beads up perfectly. After it rains my car doesn't even have any water spots, it's just clean.
www.zainostore.com
Zaino Z2 and/or Z5 Pro, and Flash Cure would be the least you need. Flash cure makes it so that you can apply several coats within a few hours. Rather than waiting forever for one coat to dry.
After at least 6 months, it still shines and water beads up perfectly. After it rains my car doesn't even have any water spots, it's just clean.
www.zainostore.com
Zaino Z2 and/or Z5 Pro, and Flash Cure would be the least you need. Flash cure makes it so that you can apply several coats within a few hours. Rather than waiting forever for one coat to dry.
#11
Adams is decent. But its gonna cost you a few hundred dollars to remove the swirls, either paying someone to do it or spending the money on all the tools/pads/polishes to do it yourself. Adams is an easy system, but I think there is better stuff at the same price point.
#12
I would suggest you start with proper paint care! This will make polishing, waxing easier & keep a shine. 2 bucket wash with a grit guard, wash mit, 100% cotton towels or microfiber towels that will not scratch, absorber, even a 200 MPH electrical leaf blower to final dry & Ca duster. You are going to have to prep the vehicles clay, wash, buff(to get fine scratches & swirls out) orange peel removal, sealant, wax, detail gloss enchancer spray.
Your vehicles are "Black" so you are going to have to spend sometime keeping fine scatches, swirls, dust, dirt etc... out of them. It's just the way dark colored vehicles are they show everything yet, when they are properly detailed they will shine like a diamond in you know what.
You want to soak up information just search here or do a internet search for car detailing site's/message forms.
#13
if there was a book that would be alot easier and i wouldnt look so dumb for asking all these questions lol but thanks ive been searching everywhere for any tips or tricks anything really that might help
#16
Lol yeah that's the one. I actually use zymols cleaner wax and carbon wax myself. It lasts about 4 weeks for depth of finish and beeding is still going strong since the last wax before a car show in october last year. I love the finish it gives and its not too expensive. What are you washing the car with? That could be stripping off your wax too. I've been using ice, california gold, and something I can't remember the name of because its too expensive to buy very often for a car wash soap lol.
#18
i just used NXT tech wax 2.0 and i dont care for it, it has a nice shine but its a pain to get off the car and EVERYTHING smudges.
heres the thread of how it turned out
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...my-new-ss.html
but on a side note im going to be ordering some zaino next time and try it out.
heres the thread of how it turned out
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...my-new-ss.html
but on a side note im going to be ordering some zaino next time and try it out.