[Tommyboy1]

the one you put on when the vehicle is wet and then just dry off, does this work or is it a pian to get off

 

[cbrenn71]

to me, this seems about as effective as the wax that ou can use at a car wash. i dont really believe in these types of waxes.

it may work, but for how long. i know that the paste waxes outlast a lot of the liquids by a noticeable amount. so, i'm sure this type of wax would last for even a shorter period of time.

but, to answer your question, i dont think youd have any real issues with removing.

 

[MagnumXIII]

A friend of mine tried it and his car looked good from far away, but up close it looked streaky and it left the finish oily.

 

[cbrenn71]

i'd stick with a good wax like meguairs gold class or zymol.

 

[DaytonHEMIRAM]

I had my truck professionally detailed a few weeks ago. Of course they waxed it. I used eagle wax as you dry as a shine enhancer and an extra protectant. It works great but I would definately get a good coat a high quality wax down first. The eagle bottle even said that it shouldn't be used as thr primary wax.

Dan

 

[Tommyboy1]

thanks guys 'i'll stick to my regular wax..

which is recommended??
Mothers, Gliptone, Meguires, Adams, Zaino, Zymol any others

 

[DaytonHEMIRAM]

Of course I should say that I placed my order with Adam's last week and will be detailing my truck next weekend. I can't wait for the Adam's product.

Dan