Wax job anyone?
- Thread starter Monty
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A couple good products to keep your rigs looking good.
Castle glass cleaner blue and white cans gets the bugs off easy before washing spray, wait a couple minites, wipe off.
Blue Corral car wash.
PRO makes a product called troubleshooter its been arround forever you may need to get it at a automotive paint suply store dosent cost too much either. It's a clear coat cleaner and pollisher. Gets through the bugs, tar, and road grime that gets into your paint.
Carnuba Wax. dont get cheap.
Castle glass cleaner blue and white cans gets the bugs off easy before washing spray, wait a couple minites, wipe off.
Blue Corral car wash.
PRO makes a product called troubleshooter its been arround forever you may need to get it at a automotive paint suply store dosent cost too much either. It's a clear coat cleaner and pollisher. Gets through the bugs, tar, and road grime that gets into your paint.
Carnuba Wax. dont get cheap.
60MPH
Expert Expediter
Problem: .... I'm not into "wax on, wax off"
That requires physical labor .... better performed by someone else! (****, I'm lazy!)
No problem with that, you are stimulating the economy
gatorfan068
Active Expediter
Took my van one time to a truck wash and never again...they blew the paint off the hood.I'm not happy when someone else washes or waxes my van.I used to detail...I'm happier doing it myself. I know the products I want used. I've tried most of them on the market. I normally soap it by spraying it on,then spray wax on it,then wash by hand with a good soap which has a no streak/wax in it,and rinse it.The body beads and so do the windows.Twice a year I hand wax....I apply car wax to the headlights,windows and windshield,does just as well as RainEx.
