[chuckyshamrok]

What kind of wax does everyone use. I got a free Bottle of Eagle One Gel Wax, anyone had experience with that?

 

[Chad7531]

I'm not picky.

 

[catdaddy614]

Usually wolfgang paste, or Pinnacle Souveran carnaubas. Eagle one is pretty good stuff.

 

[critical_level2]

Usually wolfgang paste, or Pinnacle Souveran carnaubas.

X2. :woot:

 

[KotaChuk678]

I've used rain dance forever, recently purchased some megular's not sure I like it as much (I do love all their other products tho')

 

[trevor]

I've used rain dance forever, recently purchased some megular's not sure I like it as much (I do love all their other products tho')

I've always known why those slots in the bed liner were put there, but I've never actually seen someone use them or use them myself. What exactly do you use them for?

 

[Chad7531]

I almost want to throw some boards in mine to keep stuff from sliding around. Don't know why I never have, simple enough and nobody sees it.

 

[KotaChuk678]

I've always known why those slots in the bed liner were put there, but I've never actually seen someone use them or use them myself. What exactly do you use them for?

groceries mostly... so the eggs don't get broken :nana:

 

[challenger]

I've never heard of the Eagle One. I have used Pinnacle Liquid Souverän earlier and found it very good, easy to applicate and buff, and last for a while. I've tested Chemical Guys 5050 which I don't think was worth the higher price. Last autumn I went with Swissvax (one of the cheaper; Sapphire) and that's one of the best in my opinion. They're pricy, but that little can of wax is good for more than 20 cars if you do it right. Anyway, it's not the wax that's important - that would be the work before applying wax (paint cleaning/machine polishing).

A few pictures from November, deep amethyst paint, never repainted and is pretty worn. Looks good from far away, but far away from good, just as many females do.

 

[suprchgd99rango]

I've never heard of the Eagle One. I have used Pinnacle Liquid Souverän earlier and found it very good, easy to applicate and buff, and last for a while. I've tested Chemical Guys 5050 which I don't think was worth the higher price. Last autumn I went with Swissvax (one of the cheaper; Sapphire) and that's one of the best in my opinion. They're pricy, but that little can of wax is good for more than 20 cars if you do it right. Anyway, it's not the wax that's important - that would be the work before applying wax (paint cleaning/machine polishing).

A few pictures from November, deep amethyst paint, never repainted and is pretty worn. Looks good from far away, but far away from good, just as many females do.

looks good and i for some reason really like thos wheels!





i use meguiars cleaner wax/spray wax and once a year i use poor boys wax. very good wax for the price IMO

 

[challenger]

looks good and i for some reason really like thos wheels!





i use meguiars cleaner wax/spray wax and once a year i use poor boys wax. very good wax for the price IMO

Thanks, wheels are ok
In fact I've ordered Poorboys Natty's Red and Natty's Blue from eBay this week. I look forward to try the blue wax on this dark paint, lot of guys have recommended Poorboys to me

 

[suprchgd99rango]

i detail cars on the side and i love it for the price lol. i cant see spending the money for swisswax.