What kind of wax does everyone here use?
#7
That has been my experience. All depends on how much your drive and the weather. Seems like anything that shines really well, never lasts as long as something that does not seem to shine as well.
I have also used P215. Expensive, but awesome and NOT very durable.
I have also used P215. Expensive, but awesome and NOT very durable.
#10
OK, joke's over. White is very easy to make look good and very difficult to look excellent. Am I making any sense? The paint is simply NOT as deep as other colors with pigments. As a result, I think I would use as much carnuba as possible and prevent oxidation as much as possible.
#11
Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
OK, joke's over. White is very easy to make look good and very difficult to look excellent. Am I making any sense? The paint is simply NOT as deep as other colors with pigments.
#12
#13
Originally Posted by Lamar
I use this one: http://www.zymol.com/onestp2.htm
#18
a lot of people seem to like meguires, me too. i finally bought myself a buffer and i have a white 99 gt so when i'm done i'll post a pic and y'all can tell me what you think. i try to use only meguires for everything or mothers if i can't find meguires.
#21
Originally Posted by madmatt
Yea I use the NXT on my black car and it does make it look amazing. Any tips on how to use this stuff the best way possible, like what to apply it with and what to take it off with?
I use the pad that came with the NXT myself to apply it. Once it dries to a haze, I use a microfiber towel to buff it out with. The microfiber towel leaves no scatch marks and is really soft. You can even use it to dry your car as well. I apply in a side to side pattern, not in tight circles.
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