A detail shop in Fresno uses the new car wax from the Nissan dealer.

 

similarly, i feel pretty ambivalent about the color cure. i couldn't get the chip stick to do anything worth while, but i thought the "paint enhancing" polish worked quite nicely, especially hiding the smaller scratches.



I liked all the turtle wax f21 line of products— polish, interior cleaner/protectant EXCEPT the tire tire wheel cleaner. Worthless. The interior spray works better.

 

I liked it alright also. Lasts forever, AND you can apply it in sunlight! SWEET!! Can't escape the sun in the desert w/o a garage.

But it think homeboy was using WAY too much of it if he went through half a bottle on one application...errr, that is if it's the 16oz-er. I've had the one bottle for at least two years—and that's about six applications, with enough to use another time or two. it was like seven or so bucks at wally-world.

 

I havnt seen anyone post about this stuff....ITS AWESOME! I have been using it for years on cars, bikes, and some household items. It really works wonders on plastic head/tail lights. It brings back life to faded door pillar posts and plastic grills. It shines up chrome, stainless, paint, plastic.....about any hard surface....and its really easy to use.

Cons- The only problem is that I can only find it at motorcycle shops or order it from Plexus.com

Highly recommend tryin it to make and keep your head/tail lights lookin new!!

 

I sound like a damn info-mercial!! Sorry

 

RainX Carwash. Has wax beads in the soap. Two jobs in one. Very good stuff.

 

I have used rainX carwash it is good and water does bead off the car nice but my car didnt seem to look as clean as it does when i use other washes.

 

And what is the best to keep viynle dash looking good?

 

PlastiX is awesome! Very inexpensive way to get your headlights back to where they need to be.

 

Menzerna Intensive Polish...
All I can say is WOW as last week was the first time I have uses the product. I had a nice shine to my 9 year old paint prior to using the polish, but after my semi-annual wash, clay, polish, sealer, wax treatment...this was by far the best polish I have gotten my hands on, hands down (no pun intended.) I'm very happy with the results.

 

I debadged my Super Black '97 today and after I was done, I was not happy to see a ton of little scratches in my clear coat. I tried waxing with no satisfactory results. So I went and bought some of this stuff and some applicator pads. I preped the area by removing the wax and letting it dry. Following the instructions on the bottle, I applied the ScratchX. After about three applications, there were no more scratches. I put on two coats of wax, and it's shinny as f*ck.

 

looks like it does the job. also what i like about it, it doesnt give that corny super shiney look on the dash board. it just makes it look clean, like on a brand new car. use it on my leather too.. nothing exciting but i assume it protects

 

Gave my electric dark blue car a nice deep wet shine. Was very happy with the way the wax went on especially. Easy application, perfect drying time, and easy rub off. Of course I used their polish right before. Just not sure how long it will last, but I'll keep it up with the spray wax after car washes.

 

I've used Zaino's "polish system" on several cars and doing the new Maxima this weekend.

Pros:Easy to use and take off, put a few coats on and you won't find another product with a deeper shine, it is amazing how much better your car shines and your car doesn't spot up after it rains, water just runs off this polish.
Con: Expensive, time consuming because you clay bar, and then put on up to 3 coats the same time.

Just google Zaino Brothers, I buy direct from them, not sure if other places sell it. I would rather buy direct from the source.

 

Plexus is a common used to clean Eisenglass ( the clear material used for enclosures ) on boats. As an avid recreational tuna fisherman , Ive used it for years. Most boaters believe that Pledge is the same product , and get similar results using it. Just an FYI , as Plexus is considerably more expensive

 

zymol

 

I found "Street Appeal" or "Drivers Choice" cleaner to be fantastic! It's just $1 for a whole bottle at Dollar Tree and does a good job of loosening the orange color brake dust from my tires.

Just spray it on heavily wait 15 minutes scrub a bit then spray off with a hose.

No detailing or BS. the brake dust washes right off.

 

I've used mothers, meguires and others but find autoglym to be a great product. Well worth a try for anyone who hasn't yet tried their products out.

 

I'll add to the Zaino fan club. I love the #2 Detailer, great for removing water spots (hard water, black paint and Texas sun makes them inevitable). The #6 Sealer is easy to apply and works well. I used the #5 Polish/ Sealer once, but went back to #6.

Anyone have any experience with protectants from 303? They have me curious.