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looking to get a wax from DODO and only wanting to try something for light colored cars, (i know son1c will chime in) wondering if any have experimented with either of these two and you feedback Feed back please


Light fantastic or

Diamond white hard wax
 
My car is light green and light fantastic did give it a nice sparkle to the metallic flake.
Diamond I am yet to try



Tapatalking
 
Oh and Light fantastic is soft so it won't hold up like the hard waxes.



Tapatalking
 
Lim3 said:
My car is light green and light fantastic did give it a nice sparkle to the metallic flake.
Diamond I am yet to try



Tapatalking
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Lim3 said:
Oh and Light fantastic is soft so it won't hold up like the hard waxes.



Tapatalking
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ive been reading up on it other than application (hand or foam etc) soft gives you a wetter deeper look over durability (hard wax)
 
Which one are you aiming for ? Looks or durability ?
You could put the hard wax and than the soft to get the best of both worlds.



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Im the MANHoly moley... I'm the 5th reply and no SONIC. Im the MAN

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Lim3 said:
Which one are you aiming for ? Looks or durability ?
You could put the hard wax and than the soft to get the best of both worlds.



Tapatalking
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I read about people topping it that way. But I'm looking for looks since my car is a garage Queen
Thanks for your feedback!
 
Lol I know my stuff on waxes to lol


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too late son1c i pulled the trigger on soft wax white, only 10 bucks
 
How soft is soft? When I think of soft I think of zymol wax. And why is your car a garage queen. I got a friend and both he and his gf have heavily modified s2ks and they beat the #### out of them at track days. I find that taking your car to DE or other car events are so much fun and rewarding.
 
I typically recommend hard over soft as I don't really care for the soft wax style texture, iirc hard and soft doesnt change durability (hard vs soft) however what is in them can, although all of the dodos seem similar they contain different ingredients
RR: carnauba wax, candelilla wax, beeswax
HC: first clas Brazilian carnauba, Candelilla wax
BA: yellow beeswax, Banana-oil, Brazilian carnauba
OC: rich-orange-oil, first clas Brazilian carnauba, yellow beeswax
PH: montan wax + Brazilian Beeswax
BV: carnauba wax, montan wax, jojoba oil
LF: first clas Brazilian carnauba, white beeswax, rich coconut oil
DW: coconut oil, almond oil, white beeswax, white carnauba wax
 
DEXTERITY said:
Soooo which is the best dodo wax for silver colored cars? Thanks
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For Pearl White and Silver cars


I recommend and use Hard Candy Topped w/ Light Fantastic :dblthumb2:



SON1C may even back this one up if you don't want to take my word for it.
 
Jrocket said:
For Pearl White and Silver cars


I recommend and use Hard Candy Topped w/ Light Fantastic :dblthumb2:



SON1C may even back this one up if you don't want to take my word for it.
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Sounds like a good combo


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Jrocket said:
For Pearl White and Silver cars


I recommend and use Hard Candy Topped w/ Light Fantastic :dblthumb2:



SON1C may even back this one up if you don't want to take my word for it.
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i haven't used that combo however I believe you! layering can make a difference with these waxes
 
I now only use four waxes: "Pinnacle Liquid Crystal Waterless Wash with Carnauba" (fabulous quick wax), "Chemical Guys Butter Wax", "Dodo Supernatural", and "Swissvax". I've had my wooden tub of Supernatural for years. The trick is to apply it as thin as humanly possible.
 
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