Car Wax Brand

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Ano car wax ang gamit nyo at anong brand ang mas okay??
spray on wax or paste wax
I use turtlewax liquid spray on
ok ba yung microtex??

[_Cathy_]

I am using Collinite now. I wasn't satisfied with the shine of Nanoglos kasi. I am never going back to Turtle wax paste because buffing it off feels like a full workout!

I purchased some Klasse products din. Maraming detailing gurus dito. Si montygtv, jhnkvn, scharnhorst etc

[miggymontero]

Hi detailing gurus out there, I just want to seek your advise on this mitsubishi car wax (that I got for free) if safe for use on a newly bought car?






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I am using Collinite now. I wasn't satisfied with the shine of Nanoglos kasi. I am never going back to Turtle wax paste because buffing it off feels like a full workout!

I purchased some Klasse products din. Maraming detailing gurus dito. Si montygtv, jhnkvn, scharnhorst etc

Thanks Ma'am Cathy

[ozcity]

mothers and meguiars gamit ko

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[JohnM]

Nanoglos is good enough but it won't last a month in our environment. It's good for newbies because it's easy to apply and remove by hand.

Like Cathy I use Collinite 845. This is a bit more difficult to apply because it has to go on very thin or else it will be very hard to remove. It lasts a long time though.

I used Nanosliq for after car wash maintenance. Last week I bought Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer for its water beading properties and so far it is performing as advertised.

For starters the Microtex set (soap, Nanoglos, Nanosliq) is good enough. They're cheap and effective. When you've got the basics down pat then you can invest on better (aka more expensive) products.

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Nanoglos is good enough but it won't last a month in our environment. It's good for newbies because it's easy to apply and remove by hand.

Like Cathy I use Collinite 845. This is a bit more difficult to apply because it has to go on very thin or else it will be very hard to remove. It lasts a long time though.

I used Nanosliq for after car wash maintenance. Last week I bought Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer for its water beading properties and so far it is performing as advertised.

For starters the Microtex set (soap, Nanoglos, Nanosliq) is good enough. They're cheap and effective. When you've got the basics down pat then you can invest on better (aka more expensive) products.

Thank you po
what can you say about turtle wax I have different products of turtle wax

[_Cathy_]

For starters the Microtex set (soap, Nanoglos, Nanosliq) is good enough. They're cheap and effective. When you've got the basics down pat then you can invest on better (aka more expensive) products.

This is exactly what I did. I started with Microtex. I didn't touch my Dad's turtle wax products anymore because it's too difficult to remove!

Detailing is very addictive. Sometimes I would spend hours looking at towels pa lang. My Mom thinks it's silly how my MF towels are color coded (green for buffing off wax, orange to spread the QD etc) :bwahaha:

I posted this on another thread. I am very proud of the beading from Collinite

[larry0609]

Saan po ba nakaka bili ng collinite at Sonax?


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[JohnM]

Saan po ba nakaka bili ng collinite at Sonax?

I got my Collinite from a friend in the US. IIRC Cathy got hers from an OLX seller.

I got my Sonax from Roadstar BGC. It was the last piece. I saw a few bottles in the Blade Glorietta 2 Branch.