Best WAX you've used ???

I use the same and like the way it shines. It also is fairly easy to apply
as well.

"Rick Brandt" wrote in message

> rcjesse wrote:
>> I own a 2004 Galant. I love my car, and as all the cars i've owned, I
>> like to keep it "show room ready" at all times when possible...
>> I am currently using the waterless drywash and not too sure if I am
>> actually giving my car the best protection and shine possible, also,
>> this is a little pricy. Has anybody used this? If not, what is the
>> best wax you've ever used?? Thanks.
>
> Meguire's Gold. Incredible reflective shine.
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: Best WAX you've used ??? 

Thanks....
I'll give it a try

"Bob Shuman" wrote in message

>I use the same and like the way it shines. It also is fairly easy to apply
>as well.
>
> "Rick Brandt" wrote in message
>
>> rcjesse wrote:
>>> I own a 2004 Galant. I love my car, and as all the cars i've owned, I
>>> like to keep it "show room ready" at all times when possible...
>>> I am currently using the waterless drywash and not too sure if I am
>>> actually giving my car the best protection and shine possible, also,
>>> this is a little pricy. Has anybody used this? If not, what is the
>>> best wax you've ever used?? Thanks.
>>
>> Meguire's Gold. Incredible reflective shine.
>>
>>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: Best WAX you've used ??? 

rcjesse wrote:
> I own a 2004 Galant. I love my car, and as all the cars i've owned, I like
> to keep it "show room ready" at all times when possible...
> I am currently using the waterless drywash and not too sure if I am actually
> giving my car the best protection and shine possible, also, this is a little
> pricy. Has anybody used this? If not, what is the best wax you've ever
> used?? Thanks.

9/10s of a good wax finish comes from 1) waxing regularly and 2) using a
good non-scratching/lint-free cloth. Maybe clay bar every other year.

I've used the Meguiar's 3 step (cleaner/polish/carnauba wax) and the
Meguiar's Cleaner/Wax. I no longer waste my time with the 3 step, I
simply wash the car with dawn dish soap (removes old wax) and then apply
the cleaner/wax. 4 times/year is a good number - shouldn't take more
than 12 hours out of your life every year.

Everything else is splitting hairs on a street driven car.

Dave
 >> Stay informed about: Best WAX you've used ??? 

Take a look at a product called Zaino. I used to use Meguires but
eventually determined it was garbage in comparison to Zaino.. google it
up..

David Geesaman wrote in


> rcjesse wrote:
>> I own a 2004 Galant. I love my car, and as all the cars i've owned, I
>> like to keep it "show room ready" at all times when possible...
>> I am currently using the waterless drywash and not too sure if I am
>> actually giving my car the best protection and shine possible, also,
>> this is a little pricy. Has anybody used this? If not, what is the
>> best wax you've ever used?? Thanks.
>
> 9/10s of a good wax finish comes from 1) waxing regularly and 2) using
> a good non-scratching/lint-free cloth. Maybe clay bar every other
> year.
>
> I've used the Meguiar's 3 step (cleaner/polish/carnauba wax) and the
> Meguiar's Cleaner/Wax. I no longer waste my time with the 3 step, I
> simply wash the car with dawn dish soap (removes old wax) and then
> apply the cleaner/wax. 4 times/year is a good number - shouldn't take
> more than 12 hours out of your life every year.
>
> Everything else is splitting hairs on a street driven car.
>
> Dave
 >> Stay informed about: Best WAX you've used ???