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Old 03-08-2006, 01:08 AM
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Are there any other waxes that you can spray on?

Or any others that you can apply to an un-washed car for that matter?
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Zaino for me!
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Meguires Gold Class.. although their new "ricer" NXT stuff is pretty good to.. I like to use the porter cable random obital
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I always used Meguiars Gold Class and it looked good but still had some swirls.

A friend talked me into buying a whole Zaino setup but haven't used it yet because it just looks too time consuming............maybe I am lazy but i am gonna try to zaino it this spring when I get it out of storage.........
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Originally Posted by BlackHawk T/A
Or any others that you can apply to an un-washed car for that matter?



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Old 03-10-2006, 09:15 PM
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Tropi-Care is the way to go, especially when used with a Porter Cable buffer.
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Any more info on this Fukken wax? It looks too damn easy.
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Tropi-Care > *
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MEGUIARS!!! I was using the Gold Class line but now using the NXT and it is the ****... And yes I wash and wax my own cars...
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Zaino for the win!
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Zaino all the way.
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3m hand glaze baby
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I use meguiars for everything. Usually the cleaner wax, or a 3 step cleaner/polish/wax once a year or so. Sometimes I use the gold glass, but I think it's harder to take off, and doesn't make a huge diff. in shine. However, I don't use ANY kind of polish on the rims....polish is an abrasive, and unless you have some bad pitting or baked on brake dust, using a metal polish will wear away the finish on your rims, and eventually do more damage then good. Iv'e seen it happen first hand on someone else's car. I only use a cheap no-name carnuba wax on the rims, after a good cleaning. All you need for good condition rims is something to protect them from dust and dirt, not an abrasive every time. I only use the wax, and they gleam from it.
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Wallmart sells a spray wax in can and is about $5. I use it in the summer before I go to the track and after to remove the #'s on my car and rubber on the rear and does a great job at that and even tar. Can be used on windows and wheels and doesn't leave a white film. I have a silver car, so is very forgiving. But I normally wax the car at the start of summer with a couple coats of NXT, every 2 weeks wash it and between washes I use the spray wax, for the entire summer between washing. I normally do a clay bar before the first wax, since my z28 is a daily driver. The same stuff at wallmart is sold under a different name at racetracks from vendors for about $15 a bottle, the brand wallmart sells is cheaper, works just as good and smells the same. Works like in the video for that fukkenwax stuff...
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Originally Posted by rotwiler
Wallmart sells a spray wax in can and is about $5. I use it in the summer before I go to the track and after to remove the #'s on my car and rubber on the rear and does a great job at that and even tar. Can be used on windows and wheels and doesn't leave a white film. I have a silver car, so is very forgiving. But I normally wax the car at the start of summer with a couple coats of NXT, every 2 weeks wash it and between washes I use the spray wax, for the entire summer between washing. I normally do a clay bar before the first wax, since my z28 is a daily driver. The same stuff at wallmart is sold under a different name at racetracks from vendors for about $15 a bottle, the brand wallmart sells is cheaper, works just as good and smells the same. Works like in the video for that fukkenwax stuff...
What's it called? I was just there tonight but didn't think to look. I'll check next time i'm there.

I just want something that's easy and doesn't take forever to do the whole car, to keep it looking nice and waxed and mostly to hide the swirls and scratches...
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well we waxed my gf's car saturday with the meguires gold class it worked well but her neighbor has a 2006 caddilac dts with dubs he's making a show car. he swear that this eagle one stuff is the best. i watched him use it sene there driveway it right next to my gf and it really worked well all little swirls and scratches were gona and it left a nice smooth feel, hes also got about 7 coats of wax on it in the last 2 months. but he has used meguires and mothers everything but he said the eagle one has been the best so far and it looked it, i bought some at walmart for 9.99 its in a gray bottle has a push down top like a soap dispenser it also works even in the sun and is easy to take off.
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Zaino!
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after reading these threads i think i may go try out zaino, since so many people been talking about it...
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Super Glaze from the Wax Shop

Using it for years, easy on and off. Holds a shine.
Try it if you get a chance.


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