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#164370 - 06/12/06 08:35 AM waxes....
MULDIVEN Offline
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hey i was just wondering what type of waxes u guys/gals use...whats the best out there?
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#164371 - 06/12/06 10:49 AM Re: waxes....
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I believe Comsumer Reports rated the Turtle Wax wax the best...don't quote me on that though...

I've used zymbol wax for the longest time...but I think I'm switching to Turtle Wax...better and cheaper thumbsup
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#164372 - 06/12/06 11:18 AM Re: waxes....
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Zaino.
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#164373 - 06/12/06 04:51 PM Re: waxes....
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meguires NXT thumbsup its as good as Zaino
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#164374 - 06/13/06 12:26 AM Re: waxes....
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I use Turle Wax. It is the best, IMO
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#164375 - 06/14/06 06:30 AM Re: waxes....
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i currently just bought a new maguires "tech wax"..which is supposed to be the best one they have out...what i was really thinkin about was the wax stuf that wasnt really a wax..i cant remember what it was but my buddy swore by it and you only had to do it once a year... but he used it on his nissan Z...just wondering if anyone knew what that stuff was...
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#164376 - 06/14/06 07:07 PM Re: waxes....
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Meguires NXT or Mothers SynWax.
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#164377 - 06/14/06 11:18 PM Re: waxes....
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I use mothers carnuba wax, with the first wax job I did it really bought out that white shine.
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#164378 - 06/15/06 08:30 AM Re: waxes....
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Meguires NXT thumbsup
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#164379 - 06/16/06 12:29 PM Re: waxes....
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Loc: Topeka, Kansas
Quote:
Originally posted by RooK:
Meguires NXT or Mothers SynWax.
X2 Here, Those are the only two I really ever use.

Also, I wax probably every 3 mo. or so.

If you have a bunch of scratches, the color coded turtle wax works great to cover those up as well. smile
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#164380 - 07/05/06 06:46 PM Re: waxes....
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Poorboys Nattys paste and Pinnacle Souveran on my Truck
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#164381 - 07/06/06 01:13 AM Re: waxes....
zuulmusic Offline
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Loc: Cleveland, OH
for quick jobs, meguire's quick-wax spray does a NICE job, btw
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#164382 - 07/28/06 04:19 PM Re: waxes....
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Loc: Belleville, MI
turtle wax platmum series
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#164383 - 07/29/06 12:21 AM Re: waxes....
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Meguire's NXT!!
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#164384 - 07/29/06 08:28 AM Re: waxes....
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[img]http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/rodi_1904_83022291[/img] on the bike. No need to wax the truck.
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#164385 - 07/30/06 07:09 PM Re: waxes....
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Loc: Winfield, Ks
If and when I wax, I use BeatsUmAll. It is great stuff


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#164386 - 08/04/06 01:13 AM Re: waxes....
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Registered: 07/11/06
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Loc: michigan
Quote:
Originally posted by BryantGTP:
on the bike. No need to wax the truck.
need to do my bike and have done the truck before but not often. the jeep is the one that dont even get washed anymore. oh yah have used turtle wax in the past w good luck gonna try mothers and mequres (sp)
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