Best Wax for a Lazy Guy....
03-03-2003, 07:11 PM
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i use zymol soap to wash and zymol wax 2 times per year and every six months i put on Super Glaze (carbon resin base) it keeps the fall out from sky under control(like rust and smog). note: i clay bar also. i m not lazy my car is worth every min. i put in to it.
03-03-2003, 09:52 PM
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xviper - I designed and tested the prolong product...it was prolong paint sealant...it actually is a great product, lots of testing behind it. numerous formulas were made and tested before the release in 99. you must of purchased yours from canadian tire? zymol is ok, deteriorates quickly, never tested zaino, but meguiars was always good.
03-03-2003, 09:55 PM
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re: lazy guy - try a quick mist detailer - meguiars, eagle one, - don't use any which are a spray wax - too much scratching...if your car is not too dirty, otherwise, take it to a detailer after the twisties..
03-04-2003, 07:22 AM
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jpots, I'm impressed...O.K. Prolong it is...If you say so. BTW do you use it on your car? I like the idea of only having to hire the "Will work for Beer" guy twice a year. Thanks for the input.
Nap time...
Lazy Guy
Nap time...
Lazy Guy
03-04-2003, 05:20 PM
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Your not getting it...I'm really lazy... I have the "Resort Club " membership at the carwash down the street. My idea of roughing it is a 4**** Hotel. Seriously, still too many steps...Let's get the ultimate "Lazy Guy" referendum on wash/wax combo's for the S2K. (Let's see..."Resort Club" plus I hire the guy with the "Will Work For Beer" sign on the freeway on-ramp, or...)
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Your not getting it...I'm really lazy... I have the "Resort Club " membership at the carwash down the street. My idea of roughing it is a 4**** Hotel. Seriously, still too many steps...Let's get the ultimate "Lazy Guy" referendum on wash/wax combo's for the S2K. (Let's see..."Resort Club" plus I hire the guy with the "Will Work For Beer" sign on the freeway on-ramp, or...)
03-04-2003, 06:32 PM
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I have used it on my car a few times - to be honest, it will be hard to buy in the us...not in any stores...I don't work there anymore so I couldn't really help out. Their waterless wash is the best spray and wash I've used, but again, very hard to buy...
03-04-2003, 07:18 PM
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The easiest wax that I've used is P21S or S100. They are both made by the same company and go on and wipe off with very little effort. Both will not discolor the black trim on the car and won't leave a lot of dust around like Zym