easy to use wax

I may be preaching to the converted but I've just used some great new wax it's called 'muck off split second detailing wax' you spray it onto a wet car wipe it off and buff it's really easy to use takes 5 minutes and bugger all elbow grease!!

That type of wax wont give much protection or last very long but great for a quick job for shows etc

it sounds a bit like citrus bling a detailing wax more for shows and (i think) ment to be used along side a propper wax.

Autogleam, extra gloss protection is very good also but as said these types of waxes, are for shows and top ups

Ive just got soem Zymol Carbon!! WOW easy to work with great results!!!

there all the same, 20 million different brands, some ya apply wi ya bare hands or feet, jonny has 18 different wax combinations on his

Andy Kindon wrote:

there all the same, 20 million different brands, some ya apply wi ya bare hands or feet, jonny has 18 different wax combinations on his

Yep, I have tried loads of different wax's, the 2 I have found to be the best are-

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] very easy to use and gives a fantastic shine, its £50 though its without doubt the best wax for silver/white paint.

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At half the price of the zymol and does the job just as well, the shine isn't as bling on silver but it lasts a long time and gives good protection.

I also use this on the missus black civic type R and it's fantastic on black/ dark colours.