good wax for winter
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good wax for winter
im going to do my last detailing session soon, but im trying to find out which wax is best for winter. i want it to protect and last long. so far ive been thinking about just buying meiguires (sp?) gold class and using that, whats ur thoughts? 
The Hi-Tech Yellow wax and NXT Generation Tech wax are the most durable waxes we make. If you like I can ship them out to ya with free shipping.
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im going to do my last detailing session soon, but im trying to find out which wax is best for winter. i want it to protect and last long. so far ive been thinking about just buying meiguires (sp?) gold class and using that, whats ur thoughts?
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Rep Power: 312 use several coats of whatever you get.. then durring the winter hit up a self wash bay.. use just water than the wax setting no soap.. yer car will look dull till spring hits but it will save yer paint in the end..
lil suggestion though.. when you hit up the self wash.. bring 2 people with you.. one to help you wash and one to stay in the car to help push the frozen door open.. last winter i spent about 20 minutes with frozen fingers trying to get my door open when it was like 3degrees out.. i ended up crawling through the trunk.. thank friggin god i had one of my back seats folded down.... .... yes i felt very very very stupid
lil suggestion though.. when you hit up the self wash.. bring 2 people with you.. one to help you wash and one to stay in the car to help push the frozen door open.. last winter i spent about 20 minutes with frozen fingers trying to get my door open when it was like 3degrees out.. i ended up crawling through the trunk.. thank friggin god i had one of my back seats folded down.... .... yes i felt very very very stupid
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Rep Power: 296 If you want durability, you should use Poorboy's EX or EX-P. Of all the waxes I've tried (including Meg's Gold Class and NXT), they are the most durable I've used. Zaino is supposed to be really durable as well, but I have never tried it.
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NXT looks good but the durablity sucks!!
I use Klasse All in one and Klasse Sealant glaze. I apply 3 coats of the selant glaze and next spring there is still klasse on the paint when I strip it off to start over.
Klasse AIO and SG
The AIO is great to apply to the rims. it doesnt wear off like carnuaba waxes do.
Try it you will LOVE it!
I use Klasse All in one and Klasse Sealant glaze. I apply 3 coats of the selant glaze and next spring there is still klasse on the paint when I strip it off to start over.
Klasse AIO and SG
The AIO is great to apply to the rims. it doesnt wear off like carnuaba waxes do.
Try it you will LOVE it!
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I would apply a few coats of NU Finish to your paint for the pre winter waxing. I do this every year, and my finish looks great in the summer.
Scott
I would apply a few coats of NU Finish to your paint for the pre winter waxing. I do this every year, and my finish looks great in the summer.
Scott
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Originally Posted by mogwai
If you want durability, you should use Poorboy's EX or EX-P. Of all the waxes I've tried (including Meg's Gold Class and NXT), they are the most durable I've used. Zaino is supposed to be really durable as well, but I have never tried it.
I will second Poorboy's
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