Car Wax Quick Survey - Which One
15 January 2003, 01:08 PM
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For those who do, which car wax do you use? Currently use Autoglym Super Resin which is easy to use/apply and leaves great shine but leaves white spots in the stone chips.
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15 January 2003, 01:17 PM
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Look in members gallery under Swissol Pretenders.
It rained today and the water just bobbles on the paintwork and rolls away, as if off a ducks back. Truly awesome.
It rained today and the water just bobbles on the paintwork and rolls away, as if off a ducks back. Truly awesome.
15 January 2003, 01:33 PM
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Has anyone tried the "Autoproud" products. I bought their polish from a show last year. Easy to use without all that white poweder that the Autogylm creates. Very good results and not that pricey.
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15 January 2003, 01:58 PM
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Zymol for me, word of warning though, the HD-Cleanse is pretty crap IMH, has next to no effect on even tiny tar spots.
I still can't help thinking all this expensive wash and wax stuff is a complete con though, how the heck can natural products be so fricking expensive?
Reading the infomration on the wax makes you laugh, the way its got a specially designed lid to protect the wax, goes into full details on what it does when the lid shuts.....its a fricking piece of rubber strip for f**ks sake!
Nevermind, the shine on my car after spending 3/4 of a day on it was fantastic.
[Edited by mega_stream - 1/15/2003 1:59:06 PM]
I still can't help thinking all this expensive wash and wax stuff is a complete con though, how the heck can natural products be so fricking expensive?
Reading the infomration on the wax makes you laugh, the way its got a specially designed lid to protect the wax, goes into full details on what it does when the lid shuts.....its a fricking piece of rubber strip for f**ks sake!
Nevermind, the shine on my car after spending 3/4 of a day on it was fantastic.
[Edited by mega_stream - 1/15/2003 1:59:06 PM]
15 January 2003, 02:02 PM
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They are expensive cos they contain up to 60% carnauba was which is scraped off the top of a particular brazilian leaf, and then they use essential oils etc as carriers.
15 January 2003, 03:21 PM
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LoL @ Markus "Swi-soil"
Ok, so the Wax is expensive cause its hand scrapped from the top leafs from a 300ft tree, but why so expensive for the wash, pre cleanse and other such products?
Ok, so the Wax is expensive cause its hand scrapped from the top leafs from a 300ft tree, but why so expensive for the wash, pre cleanse and other such products?
15 January 2003, 03:39 PM
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The "Wash" is expensive as it has 27.94% Fromagagatil(extracted from the bark of a Redwood!) and 38.6% Lokamgda(scraped from mature Brazilian Bearded Marmoset's *********!)
The "Pre-Cleanse" is expensive as it has 71.96728443% Antlegolefty (Produced by crushing African Wood Ants 2nd left legs into a pulp!)
The "Pre-Cleanse" is expensive as it has 71.96728443% Antlegolefty (Produced by crushing African Wood Ants 2nd left legs into a pulp!)
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