Whats a good wax for high temperatures? And also ease of removal. Dont want to be picking allot of wax out of hard to reach areas.
Thanks
I think it is polyurethane based wax. It comes off fairly easily.
Use an old tooth brush to remove the stuff that gets into the small cracks around emblems and such.
Is polyurethane based wax the type which doesn't leave the white residue in every crack?
Chris Im kinda a clean freak to. I spend last night and a few hours this morning detailing the Vboost area clean. Now it needs some long lasting "sealant" which is super easy to remove.
What do you guys prefer for plastics?
No silicone.. check.
http://www.stevemcconnell.com/recreation/waxrecommendations.htm
http://www.gurureports.org/press/wax-test-2002-release.html
Think I might try the Zaino Z-2
Eagle One NanoWax maybe
Schitt, I'm in! I would like a code if you got an extra lol.Adams will kick Zaino ass! I'm not kidding... I'm admin on a detailing site... :eusa_dance:
Hey you have to trust me here... If you don't like it they'll take it back and give you 10% more than you paid back... 110% guarantee and he's not kidding!
Check out any of the Junkman videos... http://www.youtube.com/user/Junkman2000
I have a 10% discount code if you'd like one. Plus I can show you this stuff in person if you like. I literally have at least one of everything Adam sells.
which adams product do you recommend. Easy on, wait, easy off.
To bad the auto parts store dont carry the good stuff. Just ordered some Zaino this morning should have tomorrow.
I made the order before learning about adams. One day shipping should be here today. Maybe we can do a back to back test so you can convince me.
What detailing forum to you moderate?
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