Meguiars NXT wax
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07-09-2009, 11:21 AM
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I think in the sub $100 category, the Zaino line of products are hard to beat.
I recently opted for the Zaino All in One, because lets face it, family life offers you no time
I put it on last year before winter now that my 4 month old boy won't give me the time to do that anymore I am pleased to say that water still beads up (albeit not as well as before) and still has that "glossy feel" (again, not as pronounced as before, but pleasantly surprising)
Not only does it smell good, it is easy to apply and remove as well.
Their leather conditioner and cleaner products do amazing things for the interior and return the fresh factory leather smell .
I recently opted for the Zaino All in One, because lets face it, family life offers you no time
I put it on last year before winter now that my 4 month old boy won't give me the time to do that anymore
I am pleased to say that water still beads up (albeit not as well as before) and still has that "glossy feel" (again, not as pronounced as before, but pleasantly surprising)Not only does it smell good, it is easy to apply and remove as well.
Their leather conditioner and cleaner products do amazing things for the interior and return the fresh factory leather smell .
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07-11-2009, 08:08 AM
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With the reference to Swissvax earlier, Just goes to show ya, PT Barnun was right: "there is a sucker born every minute"....$1,100 for a can of Freakin car wax. I live near Greenwich CT, The Rodeo drive of the east coast, they might be the suckers who will pay that kind of money. High $$$$$ spent justifies that the product must be the Best... You generally do get "what U pay For" but that is absurd!!! I guess if you were waxing your Bentley,Rolls Royce, Maserati, Ferrari, etc., it "might" be justified, But people who own those type of Machines don't shine their own cars. Do they??
#33
07-13-2009, 06:25 PM
Not that I think Swissvax for $1100 per container is reasonable, but the price of wax is dependent on the percentage of carnuba wax in the container. For example some "off the shelf" waxes have about 10 or 20% of this wax content. Others may have as much as 50 or 60% Brazilian carnuba wax.
This is one explanation
This is one explanation
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07-13-2009, 08:56 PM
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
Think $30 for a tin of wax is expensive, check out the Swissvax. This was used on a Porsche 997. Very interesting.
$1000 for a freakin wax
LOL at the review in your link, dude is using the wax on a HONDA and is worried that his callouses might scratch the car.
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