Bouncers Sherbet Fizz or Bouncers Salute the Fruit

psmitty95

psmitty95

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Hey guys first post here... Anyways i've been getting a lot of help from guys on e90post and have been putting together my first order to start detailing. Anyways i've been trying to find a relatively inexpensive wax that will be perfect for me. I've gone back and forth with considering things like Collinite 915, P21s, DP Max wax, etc... Anyways I just started looking at these Bouncers waxes and think they might be perfect.

I'm between these two since they're the same price. My car is a Space Grey 335 and that's what these waxes will see most, but it will go on cars of all paint colors. Anyone use both of these and can comment on which they prefer? What I look for in a wax is good durability (1-2 months is good to me), really good beading/sheeting, and obviously a great look. The Sherbet Fizz reviews i've read and videos of beading i've seen looks amazing. Just want to make sure that I should get that over the other option though. Thanks in advance for the help!
 
Soundwave said:
I've had Salute the Fruit on my car for maybe a few weeks but here are a couple of pics showing beading. View attachment 19951View attachment 19952

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Wow that looks good. How are you liking the wax overall? Here's the video of sheeting of the Sherbet Fizz that really impressed me

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is5P-w_C2To]Serbet Fizz Sheeting Video - 2 - YouTube[/video]
 
I use Capture the Rapture, if it was me I would just go with that. Its only a few bucks more and its their flagship wax.

Worried about durability? Just use it as a topper in a sealant. I used Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal. Gives lots of gloss. Fuzion is another nice choice. From my E85 M Roadster to your E90.
 
ihaveacamaro said:
That sheeting looks nuts!
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Hahah I know that's what had me so interested. Love your vids btw, you gotta make sure to keep doing them even if its on a different car :xyxthumbs:

swanicyouth said:
I use Capture the Rapture, if it was me I would just go with that. Its only a few bucks more and its their flagship wax.

Worried about durability? Just use it as a topper in a sealant. I used Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal. Gives lots of gloss. Fuzion is another nice choice. From my E85 M Roadster to your E90.
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I guess that's a good point and I could just do capture the rapture but I was really trying to keep it under $60. I ordered so much stuff this weekend that I want to try to keep everything as inexpensive as possible while still making sure its all high quality
 
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