Sell me a spray wax!!!

Mike Honcho

Mike Honcho

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I'm almost finished with my gallon jug of D156. It's been good to me but I'm getting an itch to try something different. Help me scratch that itch.
It's gotta be able to:

Not streak.
Used as a drying aid, when needed.
Not stain trim.
Shine. Shine. Shine.
Knock my socks off.
Give me heart palpitations every time I look at it.
 
I really like DG951(Aquawax) super easy to use no staining and looks nice. I Also use another that is not sold here but looks fantastic! Pm me if you are interested.
 
Aqua wax is super,but Meguiars, Mothers ,Eagle One, and even Turtle Ice is good I also use a spray wax from Technitions Choice called Aqua Glow which is also very good.Just use spray wax and not detail spray. They are different.
 
Mike Honcho said:
A gallon for $50, not bad!
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I topped my GC's hood with it last night, i was getting some ghosting from my nuba as the humidity is getting high and hot down here now, it really made it pop. I use a microfiber foam covered rectangular pad to make sure I get the whole area covered and then wipe it off with mf towels and wipe it down one more time with a fresh mf towel. This stuff really pops and as you can see it beads!

I'm not easily impressed, but on a 1-10, I give it a full 10. :dblthumb2:

And what Ron posted, I have the PA Line Up. Great stuff too, just not going to get a gallon for $49.99!!

And I have the Duragloss product too.
 
Sprty, so you don't spray the car? You spray the pad, wipe, then buff dry? How would you compare the Midnight Sun to the Duragloss?
 
ronkh57 said:
Polish angel
(available on the dark side)
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Yes to Polish Angel Spray Wax! You can get Polish Angel on the Darkside! Autopia.com a PBMG sister site. Aquawax is great and the price is right! Blackfire Spraywax is good too.
 
Mike Honcho said:
Sprty, so you don't spray the car? You spray the pad, wipe, then buff dry?
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I spray the car and then the mf pad gets saturated and I spray less as I go along. I do go heavy with the product as I bought it by the gallon. It's still wet when I wipe off with mf towel, which I do lightly. Then it begins to dry and leaves the nuba behind and that's my final wipe with a fresh mf towel. It sounds like a lot but it's not. I did my hood in a couple minutes. It's in the garage and wouldn't do it justice or I'd post a pic.
 
custmsprty said:
I spray the car and then the mf pad gets saturated and I spray less as I go along. I do go heavy with the product as I bought it by the gallon. It's still wet when I wipe off with mf towel, which I do lightly. Then it begins to dry and leaves the nuba behind and that's my final wipe with a fresh mf towel. It sounds like a lot but it's not. I did my hood in a couple minutes. It's in the garage and wouldn't do it justice or I'd post a pic.
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I have Pinnacle Spray Wax too and BF Carnauba, well it's imho way better than the Pinnacle and I have Crystal Mist too.

And Sonus, and Sonax and Dodo Red Mist and Finish Kare and BFWDPS and CG V-7 and you get the idea Mike LOL........

It's better because it's actually still there a week later.
 
I <3 Blackfire Midnight Sun Carnauba Spray wax!!! It looked awesome when I used it as a topper for a 'nuba(not synergistic, even)on my red Acura, and it blew me away! I was sold at that point. But even more than that, I decided to top my dad's dark metallic blue truck which was coated in a few layers of Blackfire Crystal Seal and JUST WOW!!!! The depth and shine was just off the charts!! Especially for a car which hasn't been paint corrected or polished(except for tailgate which got a paste wax)!



Oh yeah, it's also SUPER easy to apply! Prime a short nap towel so not so much is absorbed and wasted, wipe on, buff off with a plush towel, couldn't be easier!
 
Maybe I'm applying the spray wax wrong. I spray directly on the car. No matter how careful I am, I seem to get overspray on already finished areas that I need to go over again or I miss areas that I did get overspray on then it dries spotty because I missed it. I like the idea of spraying on a towel or pad first, wiping it on, then buffing dry.
 
Duragloss Aquawax or Pinnacle Sovereign spray wax.

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Max Speed Wax ... I certainly wish AGO would add it to their line up. I got a free bottle from a classic car dealership and love the stuff. They use it on paint, tires, trim, interior....
I've only seen it at this dealership which is thousands of miles away from me on on their max speed wax website. I don't know what I'm going to do when the bottle runs out, which is fast approaching, if AGO doesn't pick it up. I like most of the spray wax brands listed on this post. There's something about carnuba going on last that adds a little extra umph to a car's shine and they are extra slick to touch as well.
 
I've been using Optimum spray wax and have been very pleased so far! I'll have to take a picture or video of my Jeep with water on it.
 
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