Wash and Wax vs. Wash and A Wax
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09-04-2010, 10:18 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-04-2010 10:20 AM by jagged.)
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Wash and Wax vs. Wash and A Wax
Hi Guys
What are your views on a Wash and Wax Solution e.g. Product A wash and wax which saves time and money compared to purchasing a seperate Wash Shampoo and Wax solution e.g. product B Shampoo and Product B Wax which seems to take up time and money |
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09-04-2010, 10:29 AM
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RE: Wash and Wax vs. Wash and A Wax
I have never been a fan of wash and wax products. I think the best product for the job is a dedicated product, i.e. a shampoo for washing and a wax for protection.
Even if you were to use a wash and wax combo, the best it could do is boost the existing layer of wax on the car. It will not be good enough as a your sole protection product. That being said, I'm known to be a Meguiars fanboy, and will be testing out their new Gold Class Wash & Wax when it arrives locally - but as a shampoo with added benefits rather than an all in one solution. |
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09-04-2010, 01:52 PM
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RE: Wash and Wax vs. Wash and A Wax
Think about it this wax, wax is oily. And we all know what water and oil do. So how much washed on wax will adhere to the washed service?
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09-04-2010, 08:49 PM
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RE: Wash and Wax vs. Wash and A Wax
The LSP stage for me is most rewarding... So I'd say a dedicated wash and seperatw wax.
btw CG CWG whilst not a wash/wax product, it does however give a great sleek shine! |
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