best wax??
I only use Zymol. It's in a baby blue bottle and it's got a good rep. Mainly used for european cars, but it's here in America. Some Autozones and Advanced Autos have it on the shelf.
Right when you're rubbing off the last bit on the panel- spray a fine mist of distilled water and buff again with the micro fibre towel. It "settles" the wax and looks soooo nice.
I vote Zymol!
Right when you're rubbing off the last bit on the panel- spray a fine mist of distilled water and buff again with the micro fibre towel. It "settles" the wax and looks soooo nice.
I vote Zymol!
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Originally Posted by Brandon
no such thing as the best wax. too many variables on what you are going for, color of the car, metallics, synthetics, carnuba etc...
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Haha what's with everyone asking about the best wax lately? ZaneO is right. Prep work is everything. Wax is wax, no matter who makes it. If the proper preliminary labor is done, then you'll get a garuanteed showroom shine, no matter who's name is on the bottle. Personally, I use the Mother's product line, simply because it's not expensive, like Zaino, and it does a hell of a job. Here's my hood (after 62,000 mi.) after extensive labor of cleaning, buffing, sealing, waxing, polishing, etc... This just shows you, if you put in the time, your car can look like a showroom automobile, no matter who makes the wax.
Zaino products are what I use EXCLUSIVELY, but I had always used Meguiar's Professional product prior to Zaino! BUT Zaino is NOT a wax, but rather a polish. You can purchase other items such as the Z8 sealer which is a nice compliment to the Z2 (clear coats).
Only problem I have w/Zaino, is that it is a 2-3 step process for me in detailing the car. Very time consuming, but well-worth the time spent IMO
Again.......all personal preference!
Only problem I have w/Zaino, is that it is a 2-3 step process for me in detailing the car. Very time consuming, but well-worth the time spent IMO
Again.......all personal preference!