Swissvax Products

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Hi Meghan! I was wondering if Autogeek is going to start carrying Swissvax Products in the future as other detail supply shops do? I would like to purchase some of their brushes and some of their other products. I think this would be a great addition to the already extensive inventory arsonal of Autogeek. Thanks in advance. Greg!!!
 
Dont know if AG is going to carry them but Swissvax is the next line I'm going to try. I'm actually saving for the Swissvax Master Collection kit with Concorso($866.) It looks like a good entry kit into the line and I've been dying to try Concorso from all the reviews.
 
i wouldnt waste to much money on the swissvax master kit .. its there wax that thereknown for .there shampoo sucks.the windolw cleaner is ok . tire cleaners ok but not great .i like optimums better.. soif anything just go for concorso . and save all thta other money for something elso trust me ...
 
I asked Capt Max about Swissol and Zymol several years back, and found out it was not on the radar. To many great nuba's already offered and it was a limited market. I believe when he did retail many moons ago he had Zymol and let them go.

One issue that was clear, they all had certain price points (like Michellin Tires) that you could not discount past, and we all know Max likes to toss discounts back at his clients.

Things change and time progresses, if its ever "right" to have them here I am sure they will be. I do know he consistently listens to us and forum.
 
I would never pay that much for wax. To the untrained eye and most of use you will not be able to tell the difference between Souvran, Fuzion and Swissvax So why pay an arm and a leg when you don't have to.
 
sullysdetailing said:
I would never pay that much for wax. To the untrained eye and most of use you will not be able to tell the difference between Souvran, Fuzion and Swissvax So why pay an arm and a leg when you don't have to.
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The same reason why some people feel the need to buy Lamborghini's, Ferrari's and other high end cars. Some do it because they can, some like the prestige of owning one, some are collectors... ect.
 
I must admit, the Swissvax Crystal Rock intrigues me, but I think I am going to save up for Wolfgang Fuzion. $175 versus $1100? My choice should be obvious. I already have Pinnacle Souveran from the VIP special, so Fuzion is next on the list for me.
 
sullysdetailing said:
I would never pay that much for wax. To the untrained eye and most of use you will not be able to tell the difference between Souvran, Fuzion and Swissvax So why pay an arm and a leg when you don't have to.
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But to the user who can appreciate the subte differences, you can say that one is paying for the experience. Then, it is obviously up the individual as to whether it is worthwhile.
 
I would never spend 1100 on a wax but to each their own.
 
sullysdetailing said:
I would never pay that much for wax. To the untrained eye and most of use you will not be able to tell the difference between Souvran, Fuzion and Swissvax So why pay an arm and a leg when you don't have to.
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Well it is obvious you do not have these waxes or you would know they outlast the waxes you have mentioned and make washing a vehicle that much easier. It just isn't about looks when it comes to a nuba, there are others factors to them. This would come from knowledge of products.
 
Swissvax does make some very find waxes. If they are worth the money some of them go for is definitely debatable.
 
Gary Sword said:
Swissvax does make some very find waxes. If they are worth the money some of them go for is definitely debatable.
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Gary, you should get Vintage ($2,200) free re-fills for life. Imagine wax for life, for your beauitiful collection of cars.
 
You would have to wax and strip the car every week to get your moneys worth out of that refill deal haha. Plus, I have heard a few cases where Swissvax or Zymol have been stingy on getting refills out to customers.
 
christian900se said:
You would have to wax and strip the car every week to get your moneys worth out of that refill deal haha. Plus, I have heard a few cases where Swissvax or Zymol have been stingy on getting refills out to customers.
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Not if you had four cars. 22ozs. of Zymol vrs. 8oz. for most upscale waxes plus free refills for life, do the math.
 
Swissvax is expensive for a reason. 90% of the time in this world, you get what you pay for.

Swissvax Saphir, Concorso, and Onyx are amazing. Some waxes that compare are Supernatural, Pinnacle Souveran, and Zymol Concours. All are in the same price range ($100-$240) which isn't bad if you care for your car's paint!!
 
I like some SV products and some are so-so but just have them in the line to fill it up (QD, wheel cleaner and such) I personally have Swissvax Insignis and love it. Yeah its expensive but oh well, its my splurge wax...same way people have $2000 fountain pens...do they write any better than a $120 Rotring? Maybe, maybe not but each person has there own taste.
 
I currently have swissvax concorso on my Viper. It's definitely a great wax with great durability. Is it worth 3x times and much as Souveran Paste or Fuzion is certainly debatable. They have some very nice waxes that are more in line with the price of Souveran Paste or Fuzion. When you get into waxes like Divine, Mystery and Crystal Rock they are way over priced IMO. All in all Swissvax has a great line of waxes. I would like to see AG carry the line but Max may see it differently.


Rsurfer said:
Gary, you should get Vintage ($2,200) free re-fills for life. Imagine wax for life, for your beauitiful collection of cars.
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I have never tried Vintage so I can't say I even like it. If you detail a lot of high-end cars $2,200 with free refills for life is a good deal.



trichard said:
Definitely a very beautiful collection of cars indeed!!!!
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Thanks trichard! I try hard to keep my cars looking good. All the great products AG carries really helps.
 
I'll tell you one product Swissvax sells that I think is the best out there--their detail brush! I have two of them. I use one on my wheels. I use the other on other things on trim and hard to reach places.
 
right now i have swissvax concorso on my truck . 2 months and still going strong ..although could use a topup. just waiting for a warm day to do so ...
 
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