Turtle Wax Ultra Gloss
04-18-2004
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Turtle Wax Ultra Gloss
Pics of my car after Meguiar's Swirl Remover/Polish #9, and Turtle Wax Ultra Gloss on top. Rained all weekend, so not the best pics.
At night when I finished:
At night when I finished:
, but i'm not much of a fan of Turtle Wax
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Rep Power: 0 I am not a fan of most Turtle Wax products either. But this wax is a new line, meant to be a competitor for Meguiar's Gold Class. It is $13.00 Canadian instead of $20.00. I don't know if it will last as long as NXT Tech wax. I will be happy to try it out when it comes to Canada.
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by 2k1sohc
I am not a fan of most Turtle Wax products either. But this wax is a new line, meant to be a competitor for Meguiar's Gold Class. It is $13.00 Canadian instead of $20.00. I don't know if it will last as long as NXT Tech wax. I will be happy to try it out when it comes to Canada.
I am not a fan of most Turtle Wax products either. But this wax is a new line, meant to be a competitor for Meguiar's Gold Class. It is $13.00 Canadian instead of $20.00. I don't know if it will last as long as NXT Tech wax. I will be happy to try it out when it comes to Canada.
04-26-2004
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Rep Power: 0 yeah, i'm curious about the Turtle Wax Ultra Gloss.
I was gonna try the Meguiars NXT, but since we Canadians can't get it retail, i'll just get the TW Ultra Gloss instead.
Have you guys heard any bad things about this new line of turtle wax???
I was gonna try the Meguiars NXT, but since we Canadians can't get it retail, i'll just get the TW Ultra Gloss instead.
Have you guys heard any bad things about this new line of turtle wax???
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I just waxed with KIT tonight and my silver car looks really shiny. I wonder how the turtle wax compares. Anyone else tried this stuff? I've seen commercials all the time.
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Rep Power: 372 I love Kit wax. It is inexpensive, goes on easy, comes off easy and leaves a great shine
05-07-2004
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Rep Power: 0 I tried using the eagle one (nano technolgy) wax and i would have to say that it is a great wax and the soft felling to your paint last a long time, and i am a type of person, to wash my car 2-3 times a week and sometime more it depends on the weather. Do you think washing the car that many times would do any damage.?
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Rep Power: 787 When washing, you always risk wiping scratches into the car from dirt and stuff. But if you're really careful, nothing should happen. I wash mine here with a pad and some buckets of water at the apartment, but I've got alot of scratches. Lucky I have silver I guess.
Here's a pic of mine after wash and KIT wax. I also use Meguiar's #7 show car glaze a couple times a year to really bring out the paint before waxing over it.
Here's a pic of mine after wash and KIT wax. I also use Meguiar's #7 show car glaze a couple times a year to really bring out the paint before waxing over it.
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by gearbox
When washing, you always risk wiping scratches into the car from dirt and stuff. But if you're really careful, nothing should happen. I wash mine here with a pad and some buckets of water at the apartment, but I've got alot of scratches. Lucky I have silver I guess.
Here's a pic of mine after wash and KIT wax. I also use Meguiar's #7 show car glaze a couple times a year to really bring out the paint before waxing over it.
When washing, you always risk wiping scratches into the car from dirt and stuff. But if you're really careful, nothing should happen. I wash mine here with a pad and some buckets of water at the apartment, but I've got alot of scratches. Lucky I have silver I guess.
Here's a pic of mine after wash and KIT wax. I also use Meguiar's #7 show car glaze a couple times a year to really bring out the paint before waxing over it.
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your car looks clean dude, I just picked up some Kit Carnuaba wash & wax to clean my civic with. I have heard good things about Kit so I'll try it out and report on it.
your car looks clean dude, I just picked up some Kit Carnuaba wash & wax to clean my civic with. I have heard good things about Kit so I'll try it out and report on it.
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