I was wondering what you guys would reccommend for an easy to use hand wax. Any help would be appreciated!! Something that is easy to apply and remove. Thanks in adavance. Not for eyebrows or bikini area for a vehicle.
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Best Hand Wax to Use
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Zymol. I have used quite a few of their products, and I always come back to them.
Cheers,
Kennith
Cheers,
Kennith
I don't know of an easy to use hand wax.
I haven't had better results than by using Mother's - but it's a workout.
I haven't had better results than by using Mother's - but it's a workout.
Zymol is pretty easy for hand wax, and it works very well. I have used it on very high dollar cars, and nobody ever complains.
I use their cleaner wax, 14 bucks at any parts store, on the Disco, because their expensive stuff would be silly for that purpose. It really keeps scratches out of my paint. I get pinstripes in the wax, take her home, a few minutes later, right as rain!
they have waxes that cost thousands though, and plenty in between. Bang for the buck, is their 50 dollar line, if you are going to put it on something that you won't just dunk in mud and scratch to hell.
Cheers,
Kennith
I use their cleaner wax, 14 bucks at any parts store, on the Disco, because their expensive stuff would be silly for that purpose. It really keeps scratches out of my paint. I get pinstripes in the wax, take her home, a few minutes later, right as rain!
they have waxes that cost thousands though, and plenty in between. Bang for the buck, is their 50 dollar line, if you are going to put it on something that you won't just dunk in mud and scratch to hell.
Cheers,
Kennith
rovercanus said:
You aren't arching an eyebrow over there are you? You sure? Not waiting on anyone to call you grasshopper?:rofl:
Cheers,
Kennith
I was getting ready to post a "creepy" comment, but as long as we're talking about cars, it's all good....
I only use Meguiar's paint protector products because I have always had good results. I like their clay bar too. I used to use a clay bar on a show/driver car I had years ago and it always worked great. The clay bar stuff works wonders for getting tree sap and general crap off your truck. I try to do it once or twice a year and then put on a nice coat of wax. The paint always comes out looking and feeling like glass.
I've been using Turtle Wax Ice on the rare waxing/polishing occasion.... that stuff shined up the ol' RRC pretty nicely
Meguire's Gold paste wax. Comes off as easy as it goes on. Just don't hit the black plastic stuff.
I like the meguirs next generation tech paste wax. long lasting and really shines, very long lasting.
Back on the clay bar subject. I had a question about ease of use. It's really simple and uses a diluted wax spray to lubricate the clay bar. The clay feels like silly putty and should just glide over the surface when wet. If it starts to get stuck to the surface, you need to spray more of the liquid on your truck and then keep sliding away. Well worth the time and money. You can pick up a 'kit' for around $15-$20 and it is good for several (5-10) uses depending on the size of what you're using it on. Should take about 30-45 minutes to do a whole Rover.