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May 24, 2003

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Eagle One Wax As-U-Dry...?

Just wondering if anyone has tried this? How does it compare to conventional waxing?

May 24, 2003

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It's very easy to use and gives your car a little"pop". It will last until water hits it and provides litlle protection, not bad though for the effort required.

May 24, 2003

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Oh ok, so it really isn't a rub on wax replacement.

May 24, 2003

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No, not at all. Typically if there is no haze, then there is no protection. This product IMO is really just a quick detailer that can be applied to a wet car.

May 24, 2003

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Alright thanks. I guess I'll just give my arms a work out and stick to Meguiars.

May 26, 2003

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try the glosser man ...it s sweet

May 27, 2003

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use regular wax products/methods...best results

May 27, 2003

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Agreed, thanks guys.

Jun 1, 2003

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try the glosser man ...it s sweet

then use the "softoss" afterwards. the glosser likes to leave streaks sometimes. how convenient to have another product made from the same company to remove those streaks. hehe

Jun 2, 2003

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Alright thanks. I guess I'll just give my arms a work out and stick to Meguiars.

THe best way to go to get the best results. Hard work

Jun 2, 2003

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Yup, I agree.

Jun 5, 2003

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It gives it a good shine, but its nothing like real wax. After a couple of washings and driving through some rain you need to wax it again. I put that wax on my car 2 weeks ago and this weekend im gonna put my meguiers wax on.

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Ok, thanks.

Jun 5, 2003

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So would this be the wax you guys recommend?

Meguiar's Gold Liquid Wax

Also, what does this do?

Mothers Clay Bar System

Jun 9, 2003

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Re: Eagle One Wax As-U-Dry...?

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Just wondering if anyone has tried this? How does it compare to conventional waxing?

ive been using eagle one for 2 months and the more you put it on your car the more protection it provides. Use it alot and youll be very happy with it.