Wax my bi#ch up

[Dr Nookie]

So after a good few years I've just finished my current wax - R222 100% carnuba. I've always found it a doddle to apply and remove and gives a terrific shine.
The car lives in a garage so durability isn't the biggest concern, but as it's nearly 50 quid a tub I wanted some views on alternatives, and if wax was even still a thing with all this ceramic shizz flying around.

It's a 20 year old M Coupe in LSB, so it's a flat colour rather than metallic.

[Summit_Detailing]

This was the first one to spring to mind given durability isn't a consideration -

https://countydetailingsupplies.co.uk/shop/odk-gla...

Cheers,

Chris

[trickywoo]

Bilt Hamber double speed.

Good price, lasts for ages. Wins equivalent comparison tests regularly.

[Podie]

I’ve always been a Dodo Juice wax user, but recently discovered Bouncers, which was also a joy to use and with good longevity.

[PompeyReece]

Used Bilt Hamber and Collinite 476 and both perform well but BH needed more elbow grease to remove.

[Dr Nookie]

Good to see there are plenty of waxers still about.

OK cheers for the feedback - will have a look at the options. That BH double speed does seem popular.

[Belle427]

Considered a quick detailer if durability isn't a concern?
Forensic detailing has done a test on some.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rABYNcYoRU0