Which Wax do you use

[Road Hog]

is the high price on some waxs worth it ,

what do you use on your p+j

meguires for me..

[Jonny671]

Dodo Juice Supernatural.. About £65 a pot, but is very very good!

[JamesM]

Collinite.

25 quid a tin, lasts for months and the deep glossy shine it gives my car is truly amazing.

[Lagerlout]

IMO it's very hard to tell the difference betweem waxes if the clear coat/top coat has been polished properly first. Thats the key IMO.

[Fastra]

Nice and smooth..!

[AlpineWhite]

Poorboys Natty's Blue paste wax. Because I am a poor boy.

As said above, the work prior to waxing makes a huge difference - hence I have a boxful of clay, cleansers, polishes, sealant and various means of applying and removing said products!

[TheDetailDoctor]

The key to a nice finish is not the wax, it's the preparation that goes into getting the paint under the wax as near to perfect as practical.

I use either Collinite, Supernatural or one of the Zaino sealants, depending on what is being asked/paid for.

Edited by TheDetailDoctor on Tuesday 14th April 15:21

[mneame]

As already said to notice any real difference you'll need the paintwork as blemish free as possible.

Personally i use all sorts of products. Dodo waxes are the favourite - the whole range. Other than that Poorboys Natty's is very good, I also use Werkstatt products as well as Zymol Glasseur and Creme.

[Greendubber]

JamesM said:

Collinite.

25 quid a tin, lasts for months and the deep glossy shine it gives my car is truly amazing.

I use loads of products before waxing but its Collinite that I use for the wax.

Its great, I've used some much MUCH more expensive waxes and this stuff beats it all hands down IMO.

[Clammy]

Another Poor Boy here, Natty Blue wax is good stuff.

Be interested to know which polishes / sealants people are using with it, Autoglym EGP seems OK to me but maybe there's better?

[PJ S]

Clammy said:

Another Poor Boy here, Natty Blue wax is good stuff.

Be interested to know which polishes / sealants people are using with it, Autoglym EGP seems OK to me but maybe there's better?

No need since Collinite is as duarable as a number of sealants, which isn't hard to see why, given that it's more a hybrid polymer wax as opposed to a more traditional type.
Quite detergent resistant too.

Edited by PJ S on Friday 17th April 02:33

[Colin Lingus]

Good old Autoglym Super Resin polish for me.