Looking for a good wax to use on my cars. I have used nothing but Meguiars waxes to this point, NXT 2.0 tech wax is my favorite, but I need you guys and gals to tell me if I am missing out on something better. Thanks for the help.
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1967 Ford Mustang fastback 289 V8 automatic
2006 Ford Mustang GT automatic
clay bar is so so so nice but i wouldnt do it every time u wax me i use turtle carnauba wax i personly think outa everything else i use its the best yet i do like mothers black majic as well.. i wax my car litterally every weekend during the summer.. i used ice before its a great shine and i think it pertects pretty well but i have a black car and couldnt see it as it dryed up so i would always have wax residue left over but with a yellow car u should b fine.. thiers few of my favs.. or the once a year car wax o jeez it is the apsolute best wax i have every had but it actually will remove paint i lost alot from my hood.. i have like over 300 in wax's in my garadge alot of trial and alot of error.. nothin like beer and waxin the car
+1 Meguiars. I used their complete washing kit before I was deployed, it really cleaned and shined up the paint before I left for my deployment. Turtle wax Ice has a really nice car interior cleaner/detailer. It's dirt cheap too, it doesn't smell too bad and it comes with a microfibre cloth.
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Andy Bruce. 2005 Legend Lime V6 Coupe.
I've been to San Diego's naval base... Bases shouldn't be that big...
06 mustang gt premium 5 spd manual redfire with dark charcoal int IUP my color and shaker 1000 -ford chrome bullitt wheels,MGW power outlet/ac knobs and raido knobs/cup bezel, chrome tail light bezels and headlights, C & L cai / Brenspeed 93 tune, MGW shifter, SLP Loadmouth, Shelby spoiler, sequential turn signals,J&M lca, 14 inch antenna and Zanio
I use the Meguiars NXT 2.0 and I love it. You can really see a diffrence when it rains there are little to no water spots and the dust is minimal. I say you are alrwady using a good product.
It goes on smooth and buffs out with minimal effort and last for a long time.
I used to dabble with a lot of different waxes, but as time moves on I find myself using NXT 2.0 more and more. While it isn't necessarily the most durable wax, it works well for the way I maintain my vehicles -- frequent details (every 3 months or so) on my daily drivers, and less frequent details (every 12 months or so) on my "garage queens". All things considered, it's an excellent all around product that is extremely easy to apply and remove........
A second vote for Ice. I can do the whole car (on and off) in about 45 minutes. It doesn't leave any residue on the rubber and plastic parts.
Frank
Me three!
Turtle Wax Ice products.
I use all Ice products. From shampoo, clay bar, polish, and quick detailer except the tire shine. That thing slings like crazy all over the car.
I really don't care if people say it's not the best polish out there, but the time I save using them is priceless.
I've used Zaino for years and love it. But this last year I've been using Ice and it's great. I'll probably stick with it. It really speads up the process. But like it was said earlier, prep is key. I clay once a year.