REVIEW: Flitz Speed Wax (You were right Megan!)

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REVIEW: Flitz Speed Wax (You were right Meghan!)

After attending DF, I was lucky enough to get a few new products to try out. I personally would of never chosen Flitz Speed Wax, but Meghan said I would be very happy w/ it. After using it today, I'm very glad she recommened it. I used it on a 2006 Lincoln Zephyr.

Process:

Wash w/ Hyper wash via Pressure washer foam gun (amazing tool)
Clay w/ Meg medium
Max Wax on hood, roof, and trunk: I haven't used many paste waxes, but
I'm in love w/ Max Wax. It goes on and off like butter and leaves the
surface feeling oh so smooth.


Flitz Speed Wax on the remaining exterior: I usually don't switch waxes in
middle of a vehicle, but I wanted to see the if I could feel the difference
in the two (Max and Flitz). After finishing I have to be honest in saying I
really couldn't tell too much of a difference. Maybe one will be more
durable than another, but the Flitz Speed Wax was very smooth. I used
it by spraying one panel at a time and wiping it in w/ a MF, then removing
it w/ another MF. I able to do one side in about 3 or 4 minutes.

Pics:
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Reflections185.jpg

Reflections187.jpg


Conclusion:

After using Flitz Speed Wax today, I'll be ordering another bottle once I get close to finishing my current one. I only wish you could get it in a larger quanity. One thing I notice about it is if you put too much on one particular panel it can streak a little and requires a little more work to remove. This happened on a black Vette today. Besides that this product rocks, and I recommend you ordering some from AG soon.

Bradley

P.S. Sorry for the mis-spelled name. I couldn't edit it MEGHAN!!!
 
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Good job.
And of course Meghan knows - she is a woman!
LOL hee hee
Sorry I could not help but tease. I mean she was right. In all honesty, I would never have thought to buy that particular product either!
Enjoy!
Lauren
 
It seems to work better if you just get your MF loaded/damp w/ the product and wipe it on and off a panel w/ another MF.
 
Thanks bro. Very nice write up. I know a lot of members have wanted to try this product out but didn't want to pull the trigger on it. I believe you may have helped on some decision making!

Thanks Bradley.
 
Great! Sounds like a good product to try.
You got a sweet ride there too. I love that Lincoln!
 
shadybreal said:
After attending DF, I was lucky enough to get a few new products to try out. I personally would of never chosen Flitz Speed Wax, but Meghan said I would be very happy w/ it. After using it today, I'm very glad she recommened it. I used it on a 2006 Lincoln Zephyr.

Process:

Wash w/ Hyper wash via Pressure washer foam gun (amazing tool)
Clay w/ Meg medium
Max Wax on hood, roof, and trunk: I haven't used many paste waxes, but
I'm in love w/ Max Wax. It goes on and off like butter and leaves the
surface feeling oh so smooth.


Flitz Speed Wax on the remaining exterior: I usually don't switch waxes in
middle of a vehicle, but I wanted to see the if I could feel the difference
in the two (Max and Flitz). After finishing I have to be honest in saying I
really couldn't tell too much of a difference. Maybe one will be more
durable than another, but the Flitz Speed Wax was very smooth. I used
it by spraying one panel at a time and wiping it in w/ a MF, then removing
it w/ another MF. I able to do one side in about 3 or 4 minutes.

Pics:
flitz.gif

Reflections185.jpg

Reflections187.jpg


Conclusion:

After using Flitz Speed Wax today, I'll be ordering another bottle once I get close to finishing my current one. I only wish you could get it in a larger quanity. One thing I notice about it is if you put too much on one particular panel it can streak a little and requires a little more work to remove. This happened on a black Vette today. Besides that this product rocks, and I recommend you ordering some from AG soon.

Bradley

P.S. Sorry for the mis-spelled name. I couldn't edit it MEGHAN!!!
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GREAT JOB..VERY NICE:applause: WHAT ARE YOU USING ON THE TIRES????
 
I'm stuck on Meg All Season dressing. I've tried many others, but I keep going back to it. It's cheap by the gallon, looks great, and last a good while. I apply it w/ a MF mitt. Coming soon: How I dress tires and trim w/ MF mitt w/ thumb. It's easy and works well.

Bradley
 
Very nice write-up. I may just have to buy me some of this to use after a wash on some of my higher end customer's cars.:applause:
 
always wondered about that creamy mustard looking spray ....
 
Nice job, one heck of a review. Man I really haven't seen any Lincoln Zephyr, that's one sweet car, seen it on TV. I might be changing my mine about a 300 now and start looking at Lincolns. Great work!
 
how to get us all to buy some!!!
5 star work - thank you for sharing!!
 
I used it this weekend on my black Magnum and I really am impressed. You guys have to try this stuff
Nice review also.:righton:
 
Good review and I agree we (including my self) look for forward to reviews before we purchase.

Thank you and the pictures look good.
 
Now that's one we don't hear about very often. That was interesting. Thank you.
 
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