need some new wax
05-25-2010, 09:55 PM
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need some new wax
i need a new wax for my silverado and my ta theyre both black and i need a better wax than mothers brand it doesnt last or im doing something wrong im not sure im new to serious waxing/detailing im looking for a good wax and sealant combo or just anything that gives that deep wet look and wont fade after the first wash any tips would be great!
05-25-2010, 10:08 PM
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Adam's Americana is amazing, but i usually use Meguiar's NXT 2.0 and some cleaner wax. As a rule of thumb, always use a clay-bar before waxing. it helps the wax adhere to your paint.
05-25-2010, 10:11 PM
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adams all the way you can try some machine super wax good stuff as well adamspolishes.com you will get alot of help also they are the only ones with a 110% money back guarantee if not completely satisified and that rarely happens. Best customer service i have found anywhere period.
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05-26-2010, 09:15 AM
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Feel free to shoot me an email if you need some advice on what specifically you need to meet your needs. Wax of course is only part of the equation... you'll want a claybar (like was mentioned) and at least a basic surface prep polish. Dylan@AdamsPolishes.com
I'd also HIGHLY recommend looking at picking up our car shampoo. Most car soaps on the market actually will shorten the life span of your wax, ours is PERFECTLY pH balanced and will never strip the wax from your finish. No sense in waxing if the soap you use ends up pulling right off the finish the next time you wash. Its also highly concentrated, foams up extremely well, and offers great lubricity.
I'd also HIGHLY recommend looking at picking up our car shampoo. Most car soaps on the market actually will shorten the life span of your wax, ours is PERFECTLY pH balanced and will never strip the wax from your finish. No sense in waxing if the soap you use ends up pulling right off the finish the next time you wash. Its also highly concentrated, foams up extremely well, and offers great lubricity.