3M Waxes

**A121** · November 23rd, 2003 06:08 PM

Nakakita po ako nito sa sm kanina. Bakit ang mahal nito? Maganda po ba sya gamitin?? :confused:

mas maganda pa rin ba ang meguiars??

salamat po!

**bmdj** · November 24th, 2003 01:41 AM

Mahal talaga ang Waxes ng 3M mga P 400-650.00 ang range nito.

Ano ba ang wax ang non-silicon? Anong brand ang meron?

Thanks. (",)

**TJMaxx** · November 24th, 2003 09:35 PM

Can't say conclusively as I have only tried 3M Polish and
both Meguiar's Wax and Polish.
Pareho silang premium quality. Makintab talaga
at very minimal powedery residue.
Halos pareho lang retail price range nila i.e.
P500-600

**theveed** · November 25th, 2003 12:32 PM

Honestly if a wax falls under 800 bucks a can/bottle it's considered as "fair price" because of the fact that good waxes last longer, more economical and looks much better than P200 waxes... you usually end up using the same amount since you'll need more per application...

Parang Sachet vs Liter bottle ng shampoo lang yan... mukang mura yung isa but youre actually paying much more for the stuff that you'll throw away (bottle, labels, shelving costs etc).

**A121** · November 25th, 2003 10:25 PM

sirs,

thans po sa inputs.. baka ito na po ang bilhin ko

**revoGSX** · December 2nd, 2003 12:00 AM

na try ko na yung 3M na wet look finish.. around 600php.. so far ok naman .. kaso hindi naman totally wet look.. makintab lang ng konti

**irmscher** · December 11th, 2003 10:40 AM

If you're going to compare the 3M show car liquid wax against, say, Meguiars #26 High Tech Yellow Wax, stick to HTYW. It's more bang per buck. The only good wax of 3M is the 3M show car paste wax. But then again, it's a bit finicky to apply but will get you very good results. Durability on average is around 3-4 weeks before you see a significant reduction in depth.

BTW, both the 3M SCPW and Meg HTYW attract dust like crazy!

**DragOn** · December 19th, 2003 02:25 AM

what other waxes attract dust like crazy? do those 200-300Php waxes do so too?

**icon** · December 24th, 2003 01:28 PM

o nga. grabe talaga sa dust yung htyw.
is there a way this could be remedied? applying another layer of something over the htyw??

**woodfire** · December 24th, 2003 04:53 PM

Originally posted by icon
o nga. grabe talaga sa dust yung htyw.
is there a way this could be remedied? applying another layer of something over the htyw??

Two Words: CALIFORNIA DUSTER (You can buy it from Mr. Chieffy)