Pinnicle Spray Wax or Crystal Mist

agpatel

agpatel

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So looking for something to use after ONR or traditional washes to help keep the wax/sealant going and give it some pep. After ONR I sometimes have some very light water spots, drops of water missed when drying, same after traditional wash. So between the two which really gives the LSP layer a boost in not only looks but also some durability. I know the spray wax will do it but was wondering if crystal mist is easier to work with as it is a QD with some nuba in it.

Any opinions welcome.
 
agpatel said:
So looking for something to use after ONR or traditional washes to help keep the wax/sealant going and give it some pep. After ONR I sometimes have some very light water spots, drops of water missed when drying, same after traditional wash. So between the two which really gives the LSP layer a boost in not only looks but also some durability. I know the spray wax will do it but was wondering if crystal mist is easier to work with as it is a QD with some nuba in it.

Any opinions welcome.
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Crystal Mist after a wash is nice and will give your lsp a boost.
 
Dp final gloss QD is great for removing light water spotting. It gives a nice gloss boost. Really easy on, easy off.
 
Da Fats said:
Optimum Car Wax... fun stuff
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X2 on Optimum Car Wax (UV protection, Durability, Looks, Ease of use) You could use this stuff by itself if you wanted.

I have used the Crystal mist and I know everybody loves it but while I have no complaints and it is great stuff it didn't blow me away like I expected.
 
Well getting me some CM, have a sample of Pinnicle Spray Wax, and a sample of OCW...so I am all set and let the fun times begin once the weather clears up :)
 
Ank, let me know what you think of it. Im the MAN
 
use a very fine spray. the first time i used it i put it on very heavy, and it didn't work to well. with some time and after reading up on it a little more, i realized you need to use a fine mist and wipe off. that's it. very simple and easy to use. i use it as a qd these days
 
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