What do you use to wax your G?
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I read somewhere in this forum about the Autopia products - bought the kit and it is amazing! Really easy to use and my Ivory Pearl looks really good.
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/ult-1000.html
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12-21-2007, 07:45 PM
Originally Posted by MikeyC
Val,
There's just not a simple answer to your question. Different waxes look different and last for different amounts of time. What you may consider very nice looking might not be seen the same way by another. It's very opinion oriented. Also, other factors come into play like budget and ease of use.
Personally, I'm using Swissvax Concourso on my car. I doubt many other G drivers are using the same wax though. It costs $200+. Most people are not as crazy as I am.
There's just not a simple answer to your question. Different waxes look different and last for different amounts of time. What you may consider very nice looking might not be seen the same way by another. It's very opinion oriented. Also, other factors come into play like budget and ease of use.
Personally, I'm using Swissvax Concourso on my car. I doubt many other G drivers are using the same wax though. It costs $200+. Most people are not as crazy as I am.
wax @ $350 a pound. I can guarantee you one thing if you ever felt my cars
surface your jaw would drop. I don't worry about tree sap, bird **** or hard
water spots it just washes off.
Nice to know someone elsecares about their G as much as I do and how it looks!
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Originally Posted by gary c
You're not crazy, at least not any crazier than I am. I use Zymol Concourse
wax @ $350 a pound. I can guarantee you one thing if you ever felt my cars
surface your jaw would drop. I don't worry about tree sap, bird **** or hard
water spots it just washes off. Nice to know someone else
cares about their G as much as I do and how it looks!
wax @ $350 a pound. I can guarantee you one thing if you ever felt my cars
surface your jaw would drop. I don't worry about tree sap, bird **** or hard
water spots it just washes off.
Nice to know someone elsecares about their G as much as I do and how it looks!
I used to use Zymol. In fact, I just sold my old jar of Concours to a guy on Autopia. I still have some Vintage, Atlantique, and Destiny in my collection but I've found I like Swissvax better. It's MUCH easier to use. It buffs off fairly easy and I always found Zymol very difficult to buff off. Also, Swissvax so far seems to last MUCH longer than Zymol. It's been at least 4 weeks since I applied any it and water still beads like it was freshly applied. The car still shines pretty nicely too. So far from the Swissvax collection I've used Saphir and Concourso. Concourso has a much deeper and brighter shine than Saphir. I wouldn't waste my time with Saphir. One day I might move up to Mystery.
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try some Optimum spray wax IF .....
Originally Posted by Thuktha22
Hey guys im just trying to feel on what kind of Wax ppl use for their G. I have an OB G35c and im trying to find what is the best wax to use. and is it hard? Well leave some feed back for a girl 
Val
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Optimum goes on and comes off almost magiclly easy. I've fooled wih cars and waxes/polishes for 40 years and I can assure no product I'v used has impressed me like Optimum.Before the flaming starts just let me say my '06 OB Coupe got Optimum on day one and probably 15 coats since. It looks great, lasts long and at 20 minutes per treatment what's not to like (including it's low price!)?...... Check out Optimums website and read bio of owner/inventor who was a chem engineer with Dupont.
JMHO, but most of the high dollar boutique type products while great just aren't much better (if at all) than Optimum and they're overpriced!
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Originally Posted by Bigguy2000
....... you aren't dealing with any issues relating to oxidation, marring or fine s cratches from carwashes, etc.
Optimum goes on and comes off almost magiclly easy. I've fooled wih cars and waxes/polishes for 40 years and I can assure no product I'v used has impressed me like Optimum.Before the flaming starts just let me say my '06 OB Coupe got Optimum on day one and probably 15 coats since. It looks great, lasts long and at 20 minutes per treatment what's not to like (including it's low price!)?...... Check out Optimums website and read bio of owner/inventor who was a chem engineer with Dupont.
Optimum goes on and comes off almost magiclly easy. I've fooled wih cars and waxes/polishes for 40 years and I can assure no product I'v used has impressed me like Optimum.Before the flaming starts just let me say my '06 OB Coupe got Optimum on day one and probably 15 coats since. It looks great, lasts long and at 20 minutes per treatment what's not to like (including it's low price!)?...... Check out Optimums website and read bio of owner/inventor who was a chem engineer with Dupont.
Originally Posted by Bigguy2000
JMHO, but most of the high dollar boutique type products while great just aren't much better (if at all) than Optimum and they're overpriced!
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