What do you use to wax your G?
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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
Val
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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
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.
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Also where do you want to get your wax, Do you want to get it locally or on the internet. You could try some Meguairs wax that they sell locally like there Gold class wax or Nxt the looks good on the car, It's not even hard to apply the wax either, Just speard the wax in back and fourth motion on the bumpers, hood, roof and trunk and up and down on the side panel. You also don't need to put alot on the car, Just a thin layer.
Last edited by Scrooge; 12-10-2007 at 03:02 AM.
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To answer your question easily, local auto supply store, Buy Meguires NXT or Gold Class...
Put a thin layer on (not to much at all) and let dry, then wipe off and buff.
Tips:
1) If you think you have not put enough on, you are about to put too much on.
2) Always apply in shade on a cool dry surface.
3) Wipe off one panel at a time concentrating on that one panel before moving on.
4) use a seperate towel to buff than what you used for the initial wipe off of the wax.
4) Spray LIGHTLY with a mist of distilled water or Z-6 / 8 (search, dont ask) and wipe down to seal in the wax.
Your done
To answer your question easily, local auto supply store, Buy Meguires NXT or Gold Class...
Put a thin layer on (not to much at all) and let dry, then wipe off and buff.
Tips:
1) If you think you have not put enough on, you are about to put too much on.
2) Always apply in shade on a cool dry surface.
3) Wipe off one panel at a time concentrating on that one panel before moving on.
4) use a seperate towel to buff than what you used for the initial wipe off of the wax.
4) Spray LIGHTLY with a mist of distilled water or Z-6 / 8 (search, dont ask) and wipe down to seal in the wax.
Your done
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4) use a seperate towel to buff than what you used for the initial wipe off of the wax.
4) Spray LIGHTLY with a mist of distilled water or Z-6 / 8 (search, dont ask) and wipe down to seal in the wax.
Your done
I found out if you use two Microfiber. One warmly damped and one dry and after you let the wax haze or sit for sometime. Then you go over the finish with the first damp mircofiber (Which take most of it off) and then with the dry microfiber. It make's getting the job done faster. Without worry about how hard some wax bulid up is to get off.
4) Spray LIGHTLY with a mist of distilled water or Z-6 / 8 (search, dont ask) and wipe down to seal in the wax.
Your done
I found out if you use two Microfiber. One warmly damped and one dry and after you let the wax haze or sit for sometime. Then you go over the finish with the first damp mircofiber (Which take most of it off) and then with the dry microfiber. It make's getting the job done faster. Without worry about how hard some wax bulid up is to get off.
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First thing to do is to choose between wax or sealant. Wax tends to give deeper gloss (objective, of course), while sealants last longer. Some will do the sealant route and add a layer of wax on top to get the extra deep shine.
I personally use Jeff Werkstatt's Prime Strong and Acrylic Jett Trigger, on my Ivory Pearl. Good luck.
I personally use Jeff Werkstatt's Prime Strong and Acrylic Jett Trigger, on my Ivory Pearl. Good luck.
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A lot of people on here use zaino...i used it a couple weeks ago and found that i hate it. I find nothing special in it at all. Its actually, IMO, one of the worst wax and sealer i have ever used.
I know i am going to take it for this, but i use the nu finish scratch doctor and then follow it up with NXT wax.
I have 110,000 miles on the paint and it still looks brand new, when clean . I have yet to see a black car shine like mine after im done.
-Sean
I know i am going to take it for this, but i use the nu finish scratch doctor and then follow it up with NXT wax.
I have 110,000 miles on the paint and it still looks brand new, when clean . I have yet to see a black car shine like mine after im done.
-Sean
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Originally Posted by Nismo G
A lot of people on here use zaino...i used it a couple weeks ago and found that i hate it. I find nothing special in it at all. Its actually, IMO, one of the worst wax and sealer i have ever used.
I know i am going to take it for this, but i use the nu finish scratch doctor and then follow it up with NXT wax.
I have 110,000 miles on the paint and it still looks brand new, when clean . I have yet to see a black car shine like mine after im done.
-Sean
I know i am going to take it for this, but i use the nu finish scratch doctor and then follow it up with NXT wax.
I have 110,000 miles on the paint and it still looks brand new, when clean . I have yet to see a black car shine like mine after im done.
-Sean
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Try a true high% carnuaba on a properly prepped surface(not nu finish SD) and you'll see a real black finish. Its addicting, yet so hard to maintain, which is why I didn't buy a black car.
-Sean