How much for the wax!?!?!!

ryandamartini said:
Depending on the color of the car, there is a very distinct look the wax will give you for different needs.

Black, yellow, and reds: Souveran and Supernatural would definately be worth it.

Flake: DP Maxwax will make the flake pop like mad and give a great reflection.

etc...
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I agree....:xyxthumbs:
 
I have yet to buy any wax more expensive than Collinite 915. I will buy Fuzion and Souveran at some point, but anything more than that is crazy IMO. If it makes you feel cool though, go for it. If you sell a product for more money, some people think it's better quality. It's an easy way to shop without research. Just spend a lot of money and assume you have the best. In some cases, the most expensive may be the best. But, in many cases, the most expensive is just the most expensive...
 
detail viking said:
I have yet to buy any wax more expensive than Collinite 915. I will buy Fuzion and Souveran at some point, but anything more than that is crazy IMO. If it makes you feel cool though, go for it. If you sell a product for more money, some people think it's better quality. It's an easy way to shop without research. Just spend a lot of money and assume you have the best. In some cases, the most expensive may be the best. But, in many cases, the most expensive is just the most expensive...
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If you look at how many applications you get for the money, its not really much per car. I say find what you like and use it. That or keep looking all the time for what you like. At the moment I am using Utilma Paint Guard Plus. If I have the time, I like to apply 3 coats for protection then top it with a layer of Swissvax Saphir for looks. If I don't have time, the the car gets 1 coat of UPGP. I may switch to Opti-Seal instead of UPGP when my supply runs out, as its pretty close to the same thing, only 1/2 the price per oz. I am also looking at new products constantly to see how they would fit into my business.
 
it all comes down to how good is good, and how much you are willing to pay for that...and on your budget...
 
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