what's everyone using for wax nowadays?

[eldubb440]

just curious if I'm missing out on anything

 

[3sloppydogs]

Good question

 

[440plus6]

 

[bigbluedodge]

I just use turtle wax "Wax and Dry". (I think I got the name right) It's easy, I also use it once a year on my motorhome.

bry

 

[Shenango]

I buff my Belvedere and DD every spring with Meguiars Ultimate polish. After that the Belvedere gets sealed with Cerakote and the Bronco Sport gets Mothers Hybrid. All three are easy to use and provide a brilliant luster.
Jerry

 

[jimbosride]

 

[WileERobby]

Good question. I'm still in the carnauba paste wax and rub-till-yer-arms-fall-off crowd.

 

[WileERobby]

just curious if I'm missing out on anything

this has to do about CARS, correct ?

 

[eldubb440]

this has to do about CARS, correct ?

yes, I put it in the body and paint forum........ we don't need personal grooming suggestions from the usuals

 

[shooter65]

Once a year I use Collinite 915. Marque D’Elegance Last Step Concours Paste Wax | Collinite Since 1936

If I don't have time for a proper wax I use Collinite 845.

Last Step Car Insulator Wax | Collinite Since 1936

Collinite's legendary Insulator Wax, No. 845, combines ease of use, high gloss shine and durability. Long-lasting results have never been easier.

www.collinite.com

 

[440Coronet500]

Maguire's spray wax. 440'

 

[69L48Z27]

I’m not sure I use any wax, anymore. The old cars are polished to death with the 3M Perfect-it line, then maintained annually with polish, not wax. For daily drivers I’ve polished and started using ceramics from Adam’s. I was hesitant to use ceramic but it’s been good. That added layer resists the scratches from weekly car washes and added some depth to a fresh polish. Easy to maintain when done too.

 

[AR67GTX]

I’ve grown quite fond of McGuires line of ceramic wash & wax, liquid wax and spray detailer. Works especially well and is durable on my daily drivers.

 

[1967coronet]

I have used wizard products for a few years now.
They have a decent wax/polish that will still bead water after 3 or 4 trips to wash the car.
For a quick clean up they have ( mist & shine)
Also the have a decent spray on for flat or matte single stage black that protects from tree sap, bird crap, and does not chaulk up.
All silicone free.

 

[Cheapsunglasses]

Another vote for wizards, it brought way more of a shine to my car then turtle wax did

 

[Brewzer67]

I'm still using Liquid Glass from years ago. I score a few exrtra cans before the EPA forced them to change. I love the way it builds and handles high heat. Almost self repairs scratches.

 

[Dennis H]

All cars now GTechniq Ceramic. Rinse, foam, gentle body brush, blower to dry. Try not to muck up all the high dollar correction that was done. Even the 69, painted in the 80’s. By the way, Graphene is not as good as Ceramic if you shop for $$$ shine solutions.

 

[Black_Sheep]

Collinite 845, it goes on easy and comes off easy. I’ve tried almost everything and nothing comes close…

 

[SlingLow]

 

[71RRHI]

I always used Mothers or Meguirs products. Just tried some products from chemical guys. Really like the results.