General > Detailing
Winer wax
xjay1337:
--- Quote from: stealthwolf on October 09, 2013, 07:56:37 pm ---Not really much point IMO. It's meant to be an extra sacrificial layer but TBH apart from the first year I got into detailing, I've never bothered. Sealants will be more durable than waxes especially over winter.
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Very much depends what wax or sealant you use.
Some waxes can be 1 month of durability and some 6.
I wouldn't call C1, Cquartz etc a sealant as such. They are coatings I geuss :party:
stealthwolf:
The first time I used collinite, I applied it to the whole car and waited for 30 mins. Became a complete pig to remove. Do 1-2 panels at a time.
xjay1337:
Yeah I did that with Auto Finesse Soul
What an arse that became.
I had use IPA (ended up using 1L of Auto Finesse Crystal which is about 10% IPA) to get it off as it had literally baked on. What an idiotic move to make. That being said you can remove baked on Collinite quite easily if you just let the towel brush over the surface, once you break the top layer the rest will come off easy.
Soul was literally ground into the paint. The most difficult to use LSP I've ever touched.
ryan_w:
Few layers of Dodo Juice Super Natural Hybrid have worked well for me over the years. Only really use that an Swissvax Best of Show nowdays.
xjay1337:
--- Quote from: ryan_w on November 06, 2013, 12:48:21 pm ---Few layers of Dodo Juice Super Natural Hybrid have worked well for me over the years. Only really use that an Swissvax Best of Show nowdays.
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Hardly known for it's intense durability
Nice wax but pricey..
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