+1, except I use the Mcguires 2.0 wax. Good stuff IMO. But I think all do well.I have always been a fan of Paste wax. It's pretty much a habit now lol. My grandfather, from way back always used paste wax and pretty much uses it on all my family's cars. We personally love the Mothers "California Gold" Caranuba wax and Cleaner wax. Dont get me wrong, ive used liquid wax before, but IMO, it just doesent give the car the same shine as Paste wax does.
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If I am in a hurry or want to do a quickie
Get your mind out of the gutter, silly!!yES!!!!!!!!!
Yes, I agree, but you can do that every time do you? I just spent all day Sunday detailing the wife's SUV. A day later, it's all dirty again. She works in an industrial area, wow there is so much crap around there. I'll tell you one thing, Japanese cars have a lot softer paints than American cars. The wife has a RAV4 and that paint gets surface scratches so easily. The Mustangs have a harder paint.I think liquid wax is easier to work with. I love using it. But i don't just use wax now but polish, gloss, compounds, ect... When you do everything, it looks so much better then just waxI think.
Yes, I agree, but you can do that every time do you? I just spent all day Sunday detailing the wife's SUV. A day later, it's all dirty again. She works in an industrial area, wow there is so much crap around there. I'll tell you one thing, Japanese cars have a lot softer paints than American cars. The wife has a RAV4 and that paint gets surface scratches so easily. The Mustangs have a harder paint.
I agree with this mostly. when i started waxing my car, i used paste cuz it was what my dad used. then i decided to try the liquid and application was much easier with very similar results. now i converted to zaino and will never go nack to just a wax cuz it lasts so long and it i can do a quick wash and my car is just as shiny.I think liquid wax is easier to work with. I love using it. But i don't just use wax now but polish, gloss, compounds, ect... When you do everything, it looks so much better then just waxI think.