$30 Wax that Beats Zymole Royale ($8,500)?!

vegas911gts said:
I've noticed that people either love sn and hate snh or love snh and hate sn. I haven't tried or seen either in person. Are they that different?

For the sn price range, zymol glasur is an awesome wax and would get my money. I would also consider buying one of bouncer's offerings in that $100 and under price range.

What I find interesting is that in the UK and europe, many people buy these expensive waxes for their inexpensive daily driver cars like renault and vauxhall.
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waxes aren't just about their destination
I enjoy waxes for the user experience it's one of the biggest parts for me.
 
vegas911gts said:
What I find interesting is that in the UK and europe, many people buy these expensive waxes for their inexpensive daily driver cars like renault and vauxhall.
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Don't you know? American's don't want to take care of anything. Everyone here has a car, and most people do zero to maintain it.

One thing I noticed when traveling through Germany, is that people there seem to take care of their "stuff". Small cheap hotels that would be filthy here were well maintained and clean. Inexpensive restaurants were neat, clean, and orderly.

Realistically, $250 spent on detailing stuff to maintain a 20k car doesn't seem crazy. But go up to a guy on the street and ask him if he would spend that much to maintain his vehicles appearance and he will think your crazy.
 
SON1C said:
It's from hands on experience.
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And you tried them both out? There not just sitting pretty in the fridge?

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swanicyouth said:
Don't you know? American's don't want to take care of anything. Everyone here has a car, and most people do zero to maintain it.

One thing I noticed when traveling through Germany, is that people there seem to take care of their "stuff". Small cheap hotels that would be filthy here were well maintained and clean. Inexpensive restaurants were neat, clean, and orderly.

Realistically, $250 spent on detailing stuff to maintain a 20k car doesn't seem crazy. But go up to a guy on the street and ask him if he would spend that much to maintain his vehicles appearance and he will think your crazy.
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Very well said, many americans have become dead lazy. Their priorities in life have become bass ackwards.
 
psynx said:
And you tried them both out? There not just sitting pretty in the fridge?

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lol yeah bud. I have, multiple and different applications k thanks.
 
MarkD51 said:
Very well said, many americans have become dead lazy. Their priorities in life have become bass ackwards.
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hahaha didn't catch that the first time! :goodpost:

ARizzle said:
Should you put the waxes in a fridge?
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You don't really have to, its good practice to make it last and not dry out. If you live in a hot climate or it says to refrigerate it, you should. :xyxthumbs:
 
Why doesn't Meguiars or any other large company invent a container for paste wax with a adjustable wheel like deodorants have? This would be perfect for machine waxing IMO. Yesterday I knocked out my Vanilla Ice from it's pot. It's very soft and oily in the hand and almost melts from body heat. I'm thinking if I drop this $80 wax on the floor :eek:

Rotate the wheel, apply to the pad, retract the wax back into the container, screw on lid :idea:
 
RedXray said:
Why doesn't Meguiars or any other large company invent a container for paste wax with a adjustable wheel like deodorants have? This would be perfect for machine waxing IMO. Yesterday I knocked out my Vanilla Ice from it's pot. It's very soft and oily in the hand and almost melts from body heat. I'm thinking if I drop this $80 wax on the floor :eek:

Rotate the wheel, apply to the pad, retract the wax back into the container, screw on lid :idea:
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LOL dude patent the idea!!
 
psynx said:
Your welcome ;)


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I actually have nu polish kid, paste and liquid, picked them up for $3 for shits and gigs
I gave the paste to my gf to wax her wooden furniture we had reprinted, works well for that lol
 
Not to be completely random, but I would definitely appreciate some feedback.

Would you personally prefer to use Collinite 915 or Dodo Juice Light Fantastic on a pearl white car?
 
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