What car wax do you use?

[sr71blackbird]

<p>Ordinarily, I always used a carnuba based wax, but its always a pain the ass and if you do it in the sun, it has the potential to be a disaster.&nbsp; I was in Auto Barn a month ago and Im looking at the different waxes and this old man comes up to me and tells me about this stuff:</p><p><img height="220" src="http://ace.imageg.net/graphics/product_images/pACE-1190537reg.jpg" width="220" border="0" /></p><p>I kind of remember my father might have used it when I was a kid and so I decide Id buy it and try it out, and man!&nbsp; Is this stuff easy to put on and take off and it really seems to do a very nice job on the car.&nbsp; Who knew?&nbsp; Anyone know of anything better or what do you use?</p>

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[FUNKMAN]

<p>professional detailer - </p><p>i gave up on waxing a bunch of years ago. my 6 year old silver Taurus shines like brand new and it's been waxed once. i'm guessing i got a car that had it's paint job done well?? </p><p>i used to use Meguiars(sp?). a auto part store guy recommended it when i had a white truck. it basically compounded and waxed at the same time, good stuff</p>

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<font style="font-size: 9px" face="Verdana">quote:</font><font style="font-size: 9px" face="Verdana"> <p>rain</p></font>rain<p>&nbsp;<img src="http://hometown.aol.com/satelitecam/images/sig_wk.jpg" border="0" /> </p><p>thanks for the sig SatCam...and thanks for bringing it back Furie </p><p>Hell yes.&nbsp; Have you SEEN my car?&nbsp; I spray painted stripes and trim on it with my shop's paint and some masking tape.&nbsp; </p><p>Wax that?&nbsp; No thanks.&nbsp; Rust don't get any shinier.<br /></p>

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[AppleBoy]

<p>I waxed the car last Saturday with Kit wax.&nbsp; Easy to put on, not too bad to get off.&nbsp; I've used Meguiar's before and that does a good job.&nbsp; Not too bad to get off either.</p><p>The best wax I've ever used, and also the hardest to get off, was Butcher's wax.</p>

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[Furtherman]

<p>I won a year supply of Turtle Wax on the Price Is Right in 1987 and still have yet to make a dent in the supply.&nbsp; Damn you Bob Barker and your Plinko Stick!!</p><p><img height="182" src="http://www.ssi-world.com/images/turtlewax1.jpg" width="287" border="0" /></p>

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[UnknownPD]

<p>I used to use the nu finish stuff on my old 1986 Buick worked F'ing great, but as I understsand it any car newer than '95 should not be waxed, it apparently fucks up the paint job. Read that somewhere....not sure where, but I'd check the owner's manual first.</p><p>As an aside I drive an '01 Honda CRV. It has a whopping 22,000 miles on it, but it is filthy between dog hair, empty water bottles, city living and an aversion to car washes...what would detailing it cost..approx?</p>

[newport king]

<p>what would detailing it cost..approx?</p><p>i think the industry standard is anywhere between 100 and 200 depending on what you get done. </p>

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