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Has anyone used this stuff? Does it work better than the other products like Turtle or Mothers?
Dupont teflon wax?
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I was just wondering since I saw that commercial with *****-a$$ Jeff Gordon. I figured it sounded too good to be true.
Every Honda dealer sells this little black can of Wax & Shine,(I think thats the name) and it works great on everything,..paint,chrome.,frame....etc..
Its fairly inexpensive..I use that, and/or Meguires Quick Wax (spray)..
They both work very well,and little elbow grease......
Its fairly inexpensive..I use that, and/or Meguires Quick Wax (spray)..
They both work very well,and little elbow grease......
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i just bought the teflon wax too.
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http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp ... L2=L2_1005
best stuff i've ever used (either the 16oz liguid or the 8oz paste, but i prefer the liquid). use it all over-paint, chrome, alum. etc
very gentle stuff
best stuff i've ever used (either the 16oz liguid or the 8oz paste, but i prefer the liquid). use it all over-paint, chrome, alum. etc
very gentle stufftry this
I spotted this product being used on a black show corvette, Looked wetter and very easy to apply. Product is from Zaino brothers. It is not a conventional wax. I own a black neo and found it to last longer-go on easier and not at all affected by gas drips on tank. I us a micro fiber when this happens and is perfect. I have tried every product out there and this is worth the money-go to there site and check it out., also good for chrome
I spotted this product being used on a black show corvette, Looked wetter and very easy to apply. Product is from Zaino brothers. It is not a conventional wax. I own a black neo and found it to last longer-go on easier and not at all affected by gas drips on tank. I us a micro fiber when this happens and is perfect. I have tried every product out there and this is worth the money-go to there site and check it out., also good for chrome
nanowax by eagle one
i have tried a lot of good wax products over the years. i found this one last weekend at autozone. nanowax by eagle1 i have a black retro with metalic red flames and the black shows ever hair or spider web mark. so i tried this stuff and it does what they said it fills in the small spider marks.
its not a bad price $9.99 sixteen once bottle. there are many good waxes out there its just what you like the best that matters .
i have tried a lot of good wax products over the years. i found this one last weekend at autozone. nanowax by eagle1 i have a black retro with metalic red flames and the black shows ever hair or spider web mark. so i tried this stuff and it does what they said it fills in the small spider marks.
its not a bad price $9.99 sixteen once bottle. there are many good waxes out there its just what you like the best that matters .
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Zaino Brothers is what my painter suggested I use, and I can see why. It is great stuff. 8)
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/mer ... Code=Zaino
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/mer ... Code=Zaino
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If he is whoring for a product - I wouldn't buy it on a bet!vtx_cruiser said:
Has anyone tried the brand name "Luster Care" products ??I know not everyone has spoke wheels,but I have been searching for a good product to polish my spokes,and came across Luster Lace..They are 14" long polishing strips ,and from what I have read,they work great..I am picking some up today,and will give them a try..I am tired of ripping up my fingers ,and this looks like a solution.... http://www.lusterlace.com/
They are chrome spokes,and all chrome deserves to be polished..alauth56 said:
When you see the finished result,it is well worth the extra effort.People do notice that little detail,and comment on it...Only have to actually "polish" a couple times a summer to keep them looking good.
I do understand why most people think it's too much work,which is why I looked for the best product for the job....
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