Recommend me an easy use use wax / sealant?
Discussion
I have just got myself a new Clubman Cooper S.
I do a lot of miles but like keeping my car looking it’s best.
On my previous Golf I used Sonax NXT hybrid a couple of times a year and in between used Sonax BSD to top up the protection and beading.
This generally works pretty well and my 3 year old Golf which is night blue still looks pretty good despite its 83,000 miles.
The Clubbie is moonwalk grey so should hide the dirt a little better but I’d still like to make sure it looks it’s best.
I’m time poor and the car gets used everyday in all conditions so ease of use/ durability are more important than the last degree of shine.
Do I stick with Sonax or is there something better?
I’m probably not going to spend on getting a professional ceramic coating so something diy but able to be applied on a drive way please!
I do a lot of miles but like keeping my car looking it’s best.
On my previous Golf I used Sonax NXT hybrid a couple of times a year and in between used Sonax BSD to top up the protection and beading.
This generally works pretty well and my 3 year old Golf which is night blue still looks pretty good despite its 83,000 miles.
The Clubbie is moonwalk grey so should hide the dirt a little better but I’d still like to make sure it looks it’s best.
I’m time poor and the car gets used everyday in all conditions so ease of use/ durability are more important than the last degree of shine.
Do I stick with Sonax or is there something better?
I’m probably not going to spend on getting a professional ceramic coating so something diy but able to be applied on a drive way please!
Mr-B said:
If you really are time poor what about one of the spray on rinse off ones, Gyeon wet coat, Autofinesse Aqua coat?
Might just do that. TBF Sonax hybrid isn’t too difficult or time consuming and BSD is so easy to use as a top up.At £5 a go I have also ordered some of that Turtle wax sealant to try too.
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