Spray Wax Recommendation

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I'm looking for some recommendation's on a spray wax for the winter (Just want to try something new).
Spray waxes I have used so far :
Pinnacle Liquid Souveran (looks outstanding)
Optimum Car Wax (Lil' streaky in cold weather)

My preference would be something that has:
Appearance,Ease of application (customer details),Durability(Winter).NOT necessary in that order.

I was entertaining the thought of trying:
Meguiars Synthetic X-press Spray Wax, X-press car wax, Meguiars X-press spray liquid wax, D156
But not liking the idea of gallon sizes,in case I'm not happy with it.

Any other idea's Feed back please
 
I have tried several. My two favorites are Pinn Souveran, and DG AquaWax...
 
DARK HORSE said:
I have tried several. My two favorites are Pinn Souveran, and DG AquaWax...
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I was looking at the DG AquaWax,price is nice.
How are the Appearance,Ease of application,Durability?
 
ImpressiveImageDetailing said:
I was entertaining the thought of trying:
Meguiars Synthetic X-press Spray Wax, X-press car wax, Meguiars X-press spray liquid wax, D156
But not liking the idea of gallon sizes,in case I'm not happy with it.

Any other idea's Feed back please
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Give Meguiar's Ultimate Quick Wax a try first if you do not want to buy the gallon size. According to Meguiar's, UQW is the same thing as their new X-press spray wax with the exception that they changed the smell and color in order to put it in their Detailer line of products.

I really like UQW and will be buying the gallon size of the new X-press spray wax. However that is the only spray wax I have tried.
 
ImpressiveImageDetailing said:
I was looking at the DG AquaWax,price is nice.
How are the Appearance,Ease of application,Durability?
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I really don't consider spray waxes to be much for durability. However from what I understand Optimum Car Wax seems the most durable, but I too found it to be somewhat streaky. With that said, AquaWax definitely stands up to appearance, ease of application. I really can't speak to the durability aspect as I ony use spray waxes after washing as a drying aid and to boost exisiting LSPs.
 
I think Pinnacle Souveran spray wax is good choice and deep, OCW is gloss paint.
 
I've used two spray-on waxes, Souveran and Griot's. Griot's is the easiest of the two to use, looks great, and smells awesome (bananas). I'm not sure about durability because I use it on my wife's car after every wash.
 
ESSO said:
I think Pinnacle Souveran spray wax is good choice and deep, OCW is gloss paint.
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Like I mentioned above:

I want to try something new.
Spray waxes I have used so far :
Pinnacle Liquid Souveran (looks outstanding)
Optimum Car Wax (Lil' streaky in cold weather)

Just looking for some other option's. ;)
 
Old Tiger said:
What Tad sez plus Four Star are my favs!
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I am currently using FourStar for tire dressing.Have to consider FourStar Ultimate Spray Wax Plus.
Thou it is a bit more expensive than the DG Aqua Wax.
FourStar ($17.99 18oz),DG ($8.99 22oz)
 
So far new waxes to consider:
DG AquaWax
Meguiars Ultimate Quick Wax
Griots
FourStar Ultimate Spray Wax Plus
 
i've been using SmartDetail from SmartWax, smells like bubble gum. i like it better then Meg's quick wax
 
isaac said:
i've been using SmartDetail from SmartWax, smells like bubble gum. i like it better then Meg's quick wax
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Never heard of it?
 
ImpressiveImageDetailing said:
I am currently using FourStar for tire dressing.Have to consider FourStar Ultimate Spray Wax Plus.
Thou it is a bit more expensive than the DG Aqua Wax.
FourStar ($17.99 18oz),DG ($8.99 22oz)
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You are right Chris. I have boosted DG AW with Polycharger H2O with great results & better durability . Corey has validated this by test. I got the PC on sale for $25 and it makes 2 gallons. Boosted DG AW is as good as Four Star but adds to the cost. I would try the new Megs Synthetic AExpress @ $32 a gallon.
 
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