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Wax / Polish in Nooks and Crannies Cleaning ?

Use a bottle of Williams Waterless Wash and Wax . You wont use wax again on your car cut the time down by half, and you can use the poilish on all the car including glass but not on front screen ..rubber tyres trim , use it on every mortal part of your car....Secret in its succsess is to use micro fibre towels only. But wash the car to start with . the instructions say you can clean it diirty but i dont. You wont see any left over crud at the end ,,on any gap in the body, or chrome.

I usually wash, polish then wax with Colinite.

With the Williams is it just a case of replacing the last step?
 
The information said to clean the car with no need to wash it . Thats not on with me .I do use it if the car is not dusty .Its ideal for guys that polish the car regular . What i do is, when ever it rains i go out and wipe the car down with synthetic leather .Next day i will use the WWAW all over the car .And as i said before the secret of this polish is ,,you must use micro fibre cloths to apply and to remove the polish in one direction .
 
What about the coloured waxes that were very popular a while back? My Black Turtle wax still works as good as any of the exotics I've tried and as it matches the black paint in the nooks n crannies, you don't see it...
 
I have used Turtle wax in a few types one for metalic, and normal wax , Its good , ,but i never used the colour fill in paint because that what its job is,, to fill in any small marks . For rain protection , the Turtle fine wax in a plastic containers is good , and the one i use if the car is out side in the rain . No polish will beat the old wax type car polishes . The other is Johnstons Original Wax. Along with hard to apply but very hard to remove .All the old chauffeurs use it in the past . Thats how i know about it . My company had 4 large chauffeur driven cars,, and i used to polish them when i was not driving . But i only cleaned them after they had been washed and dried off .
 

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