really nice carnuba wax

[andy_k]

I actually asked them to butt in to offer us a bit of a discount - which they've done on the web site

 

[fatherpierre]

Fair play to you.

It's really good stuff. It's the 1st stuff I've ever used other than the silly priced wax that just buffs up with little effort, and produces a real wax shine.

 

[whizzkid11]

hmm - So many variations of carnauba - I am a Zymol and bare hands man!

I bought my titanium 3 yrs ago and still only half way through. Combined iwth HD Cleanse and Field glaze - does a wonderful job, especially on black/dark colours.

 

[mercmad786]

Whats the best but moderately priced wax available to use on a silver car?

 

[andy_k]

Naturally, everyone will have their own opinion on that one but you are asking that question on a thread which I started off recommending a decent wax which quite frankly everybody thought was a bit "cheap"

Our car is silver, we've polished it using Boora Wax and it looks great, the water beads nicely.

Others have used it and said it's good

So, I suggest you read a couple of posts back what more can I add?

 

[MangoMan]

I'm sorry, but I have to say it; How do the get a wax, which is basically a solid, to pour out of a bottle? - You guys must have a lot of patience waiting for it to come out........

You see, these entrepreneurs know that you/we are enthusiasts, well, most of us, so they know that you will most probably polish your car about once a month, if not more often, so the product never really gets tested. A good wax should last at least 3 months just as long as you use the correct Shampoos in-between.

Generally cars should only need waxing, (using a proper wax) twice a year, with just a touch-up with a detailer once in awhile.

And don't say - well, it's all this bad weather, etc. - This is what a wax is primarily for - for protection, the shine is a secondary by-product, albeit a pleasant one.

And Fatherpierre, let me know after 3 months

Signed: "Doubtful"

 

[Howard]

Surely the wax is just dissolved in a solvent ?

We have a 5 litre container of old skool wax that my dad found in the back of the yard , it smells of white spirit and looks like water , but my god does it give a good shine .... wipe it on and watch the solvent evaporate ...

 

[Spinal]

I'm sorry, but I have to say it; How do the get a wax, which is basically a solid, to pour out of a bottle? - You guys must have a lot of patience waiting for it to come out........

You see, these entrepreneurs know that you/we are enthusiasts, well, most of us, so they know that you will most probably polish your car about once a month, if not more often, so the product never really gets tested. A good wax should last at least 3 months just as long as you use the correct Shampoos in-between.

Generally cars should only need waxing, (using a proper wax) twice a year, with just a touch-up with a detailer once in awhile.

And don't say - well, it's all this bad weather, etc. - This is what a wax is primarily for - for protection, the shine is a secondary by-product, albeit a pleasant one.

And Fatherpierre, let me know after 3 months

Signed: "Doubtful"

From what I know, most "pourable" waxes have carbauba sliced/chopped/grated into them (hence, the shake before use)... if it had solvents to "melt" the wax, then the solvent would go on your paint until it evaporated... which imo isn't a great opinion!

M.

 

[fatherpierre]

I'm sorry, but I have to say it; How do the get a wax, which is basically a solid, to pour out of a bottle? - You guys must have a lot of patience waiting for it to come out........

You see, these entrepreneurs know that you/we are enthusiasts, well, most of us, so they know that you will most probably polish your car about once a month, if not more often, so the product never really gets tested. A good wax should last at least 3 months just as long as you use the correct Shampoos in-between.

Generally cars should only need waxing, (using a proper wax) twice a year, with just a touch-up with a detailer once in awhile.

And don't say - well, it's all this bad weather, etc. - This is what a wax is primarily for - for protection, the shine is a secondary by-product, albeit a pleasant one.

And Fatherpierre, let me know after 3 months

Signed: "Doubtful"

LOL. I will. I wasn't expecting much for the money, so what I did get was fine.

 

[jonnylewis]

I normally use collinite 915 but i bought some of that stuff at the same time, just not used it yet, think i might try it now though.