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IM getting "tired" of spending a weekend buffing and waxing my car , to see it the next 2 or 3 days later it dulls back up again, what I need is a good high quality wax to keep it's shine for atleast a week, anyone with any idea as to what i should use? iv'e tried 3m glaze and maquairs carnuba wax and no good result any info is greatful thanks.
Zaino Bros. =) I've yet to put it on my car because I've been to busy ever since I bought it...because the process is a bit longer than normal wax...however My roomate put it on his black 1989 RX7 and the difference was night and day. He has original paint and it was dull; with the Zaino his car looks more black than it ever has. Its lasted him pretty much a whole month so far...it has dulled up just a little bit, its not quite like when he first applied it but certianly there is still shine there.....I plan on doing my car tomorrow, my car is black as well and it has like a 5 month paintjob, so I can't wait....if his car was able to have all the gloss I can't imagine mine.
I haven't used Formula 113 yet, so I can't say anything about it, but I am a HUGE fan of Meguires #26 Hi-Tech Yellow Wax. It is a liquid paste wax, and part of the "detailer" line not the gold class stuff, it's really great, it can do amazing things with paint, and I've used quite a bit of it, what with my previous job at a detailing shop. I personally love #26, give it a shot and see what you think! It does seem to last QUITE well (like it'll protect your car over the course of a whole winter and water still beads up when you wash it in the spring )
-Paul
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1992 Pontac Firebird. 350, 6 speed, 3:27 9-bolt posi, and 4 wheel discs (C5 'Vette units up front with 13.5" Z51 C6 rotors!). Holley aluminum heads, 66 cc chambers, with 2.02/1.60 valves, Lunati cam 235/240 @ .050 .490/.490 lift. SLP 1 3/4 inch headers (Jet Hot coated), full 3 inch Flowmaster cat back. Holley Stealth Ram controlled by a Commander 950 system. Be Cool Aluminum radiator. Tan leather 4th gen seats.
1984 Pontiac Trans Am. -R.I.P. thanks to Russel brake hoses
Also: 1989 Buick Reatta, gotta love the touch screen! (Possibly for sale, anyone interested? trades?)
Also: Yellow 2003 Dodge SRT-4, it's not a V-8 and it'll never replace a V-8, but it's still a BLAST!!!
Also: 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Turbo Diesel
~Why do ponies need to inhale laughing gas just to pass me?~
I'd have to say Formula 113 too. I've done LOTS of research and testing before I started selling this stuff and it is the best and beat everything else in the tests I did personally. Great stuff.
Zaino...this isn't my car but I've also used many things out there and it is like nothing you've ever used.
__________________ 1987 Pontiac Trans Am
Motivated by an Lt1 & T56!!! Gone!
Anyone seen it? The Surgeon General Never Said Nothin' 'bout Smokin' The Competition
i had time to kill today so i decided to "three step it"..meguires step 1 and 2, then mothers gold carnuba wax..best finish ive ever had on my car short of fresh out the paint booth..i could see a good 5 or 6 houses down the block in my paint..hoping to get pics tomorrow