ILowNslowI

Ok so a owner of a paint & body shop I took my S2000 too referred me me to this stuff & holy sh!t it rocks!



Car Brite Butter Wax, $12 a bottle, not very expensive but very good stuff. Can be purchased at any paint store. I went to my local PPG & picked it up there.

VERY high gloss, the car has a wet look & really feels like glass. EXTREMELY easy on & off application(does not contain much abrasives at all). Probably the cleanest & easiest wax removal job I have ever done on any vehicle ive owned. No "cake" build up or wax "stickage" & very little powder in the wax off process as well.

I was a Meguiare's only enthusiast, till this stuff. Really good stuff & thought id share. I dont have a before picture but here is an after, weather has been terrible here in Houston...will have more pics later on.

FlushNFR_S

Weather has been horrible here too; once the weather starts to stay decent, I'll give this product a try because I seriously need a wax

deepbluejh

Let us know how it holds up. IMO, most decent waxes will make a similar amount of shine. The only real variable for me is how long it protects and shines until you need to apply again.

NFRen

I think chemical guys make something similar to that...

ILowNslowI

did the 1st wax about 3-4weeks ago & still had a "smooth" feel to the paint, mind you this is after a few washes, rain, shine & ice...did it again a few days back after a nice break in weather, seems like a fairly resilient wax.

Picturepro

Adams polish has a Butter wax, really easy to use. but how long will it last? 2 weeks

ILowNslowI

I got a solid 3-4weeks out of it before re-wax...probably could have went a bit longer but im fairly ocd about a clean car.

Mind you this is between a number of washes, variant hot, cold, rain & icy conditions here in Houston.

ThatSlowKid

Im sorry but I didnt get it right. Is it for removing the old wax or is it to wax to car?

Im sorry

ILowNslowI

this is a wax, made to get your shine on!