How often you wax your car

**cjv_justice** · February 25th, 2011 08:29 PM

double post...

**cjv_justice** · February 25th, 2011 08:31 PM

cge salamat sir! will check on these over the weekend...

**john5** · February 25th, 2011 10:18 PM

i wax my car weekly pero yung xpress shine ng TW lang gamit ko,i'll use a cleaner wax monthly basis siguro pag nakabili na ako

**ching** · February 25th, 2011 11:03 PM

Originally Posted by umi001

I'd actually go with Microtex NanoGloss and NanoSliq - durability is at par with Mothers California Gold (I have no idea about the Formula 1 products), but far less expensive. If you want more durability (and therefore less frequent waxing) get 476, apply it after the NanoGloss - as doc has said, a pain to apply and remove, but one of the most durable waxes you can buy - and it'll still cost less than the Mothers combo. In fact, I think you can get the gloss, sliq and 476 for at or close to the price of the Mothers products.

is this step correct?

1. wash
2. nangloss
3. 476
4. nanosliq

and i'll do this every week?

**umi001** · February 25th, 2011 11:45 PM

Originally Posted by ching

is this step correct?

1. wash
2. nangloss
3. 476
4. nanosliq

and i'll do this every week?

Yes, that would be the correct sequence. Make sure to give the Nanogloss and 476 enough time to cure before applying the next layer. No need to do this weekly - the 476 is durable enough to last at least a month, maybe two or more during the summer. Just maintain with a wash every week then nanosliq, and use a microtex or california car duster as needed.

**ching** · February 26th, 2011 12:01 AM

Originally Posted by umi001

Yes, that would be the correct sequence. Make sure to give the Nanogloss and 476 enough time to cure before applying the next layer. No need to do this weekly - the 476 is durable enough to last at least a month, maybe two or more during the summer. Just maintain with a wash every week then nanosliq, and use a microtex or california car duster as needed.

thanks for the reply...

**cjv_justice** · March 4th, 2011 12:35 AM

Hi again!

I'd like to ask kung saan exactly yung South branch ng Autobisyo? I've seen their FB page and it says na malapit lang sa SLEX Southwoods exit...

I wanna look at this Collinite 476...

Tomorrow I'll be getting my stuff na... a little stoked na about this...

**scharnhorst** · March 6th, 2011 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by cjv_justice

Hi again!

I'd like to ask kung saan exactly yung South branch ng Autobisyo? I've seen their FB page and it says na malapit lang sa SLEX Southwoods exit...

I wanna look at this Collinite 476...

Tomorrow I'll be getting my stuff na... a little stoked na about this...

sir, southwoods exit

**cjv_justice** · March 6th, 2011 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by scharnhorst

sir, southwoods exit

sir pag exit ng Southwoods turn left or right papuntang Splash Island area...

by the way I got my Microtex stuff. I just wanna ask, walang cover kase yung garahe ko, so the car gets soaked kapag umuulan. Can I just use the washmitt to get rid of rainwater? Sensya na...

**scharnhorst** · March 6th, 2011 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by cjv_justice

sir pag exit ng Southwoods turn left or right papuntang Splash Island area...

by the way I got my Microtex stuff. I just wanna ask, walang cover kase yung garahe ko, so the car gets soaked kapag umuulan. Can I just use the washmitt to get rid of rainwater? Sensya na...

ah whoops nasabi mo na nga pala na southwoods...

hmmm.

bale take the southwoods exit, then turn right (yung hindi papuntang splash island) then pagdating dun sa rotunda, turn sa first right... dirediretso lang yun, you will see autobisyo on your right.

down pala site ni autobisyo, may map sana duon

sir, yung rainwater+washmitt is not recommended. madumi kasi rainwater so doing that will scratch the paint...

sa auto namin, pag inulan tapos kakadetail lang (and hindi pa naitatakbo), what I do is I flood the area with a hose, then pat (not wipe) the area dry with the chamois.

otherwise kung maputik wash with shampoo na talaga