Polish and wax the good, the bad, the ugly????
#21
Vivid Black
Years ago a friend told me that NuFinish got the CR best wax nod. I really liked it on my cars and trucks. I continued to use it on my bike as well and as they say... "Once a Year" and detail spray in between. When the old bottle of Meguiar's ran out decided to try Turtle Wax detailer for black. Happy with this also so I went ahead and got the TW Black Box !! Black cleaner, wax and detailer. Next time I do the black overhaul I will wear rubber gloves cuz I got black hands too
Another plug for Turtle Wax is there trim restorer. Made the fading plastic passenger floor boards look showroom new and no greasy wet look.
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Another plug for Turtle Wax is there trim restorer. Made the fading plastic passenger floor boards look showroom new and no greasy wet look.
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#22
#25
Keep in mind, if you go with a carnauba wax it will yellow over time and have to be stripped and redone, one reason many are going with polymers and synthetic polishes.
Last edited by ShadowMonster; 01-12-2013 at 03:14 PM.
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#27
RE: Wax etc
Like many of you, I've used just about every product out there with varying results.
I don't really care about any product anymore, I've settled on Turtle Wax "Black Box" (Only for black paint, though)
It contains a paint cleaner and smoother that removes all those little hairline scratches that you can see in the sun that is black colored, and a really good black colored wax that leaves the paint as smooth as a baby's ***.
I don't really care about any product anymore, I've settled on Turtle Wax "Black Box" (Only for black paint, though)
It contains a paint cleaner and smoother that removes all those little hairline scratches that you can see in the sun that is black colored, and a really good black colored wax that leaves the paint as smooth as a baby's ***.
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