Which is your preferred summer wax....

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......Fusion, Pinnacle Signature Series II or Dodo Juice. Looking to apply it to a dark blue car.

Thanks,
howard
 
YankeeFan said:
......Fusion, Pinnacle Signature Series II or Dodo Juice. Looking to apply it to a dark blue car.

Thanks,
howard
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From the choices you mentioned, I'll say Fuzion, but only because I don't have the other two.;)
Personally, I really don't have a "summer" wax. Since I usually wax at least once a month anyways, durability isn't an issue. When it's time to wax, I usually just grab whatever tickles my fancy at that time.:cool:
 
Pinnacle Signature Series II. I just used it today and i must say it's the easiest wax to put on and take off and WOW what a shine:coolgleam:
 
Supernatural and fuzion for mine. RBOE for the wifes. RBOE is so much easier to apply in the summer.
 
Surprisingly enough, AG sent me a bottle of Surf City Garage's Barrier Reef Wax as a freebie when I placed a huge order last year, and I used it on a customer's LeMans Blue Corvette ('04). I was VERY impressed with the look of it, and in doing durability testing on my own truck, it seemed to wear well too.
 
termigator said:
From the choices you mentioned, I'll say Fuzion, but only because I don't have the other two.;)
Personally, I really don't have a "summer" wax. Since I usually wax at least once a month anyways, durability isn't an issue. When it's time to wax, I usually just grab whatever tickles my fancy at that time.:cool:
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Sorry, wrote it wrong, I just offered suggestions not a limitation to those 3. Over the last yr or so they seemed to be the most talked about.

Thanks for the input....

Howard
 
The real question for the summer is: Will Nick Johnson and Curtis Granderson be good enough to replace Johnny Damon and Hideki Matsui????

See ya.
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PS - Optimum Car Wax on top of Opti-Seal!
 
tenorplayer23 said:
The real question for the summer is: Will Nick Johnson and Curtis Granderson be good enough to replace Johnny Damon and Hideki Matsui????

See ya.
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PS - Optimum Car Wax on top of Opti-Seal!
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Yeah.......I still say Cashman gave up on this season for next year when Crawford and Werth will most likely be available. Hope they surprise me. Where in Rochester do ya live, I went to RIT back in the 80's.

Howard
 
Summer = Souveran Paste (shows) and Fuzion for better durability.
 
From your choices I would say Fuzion. But if you live in a hot summer state like I do here in FL I would apply 1-2 layers of Paint Sealant and then top with 1 coat of wax.
 
YankeeFan said:
Sorry, wrote it wrong, I just offered suggestions not a limitation to those 3. Over the last yr or so they seemed to be the most talked about.

Thanks for the input....

Howard
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In that case, I vote for Blackfire Wet Diamond.:cool:
 
termigator said:
In that case, I vote for Blackfire Wet Diamond.:cool:
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Interesting, you offer a sealant instead of a LSP. I have used Four-Star Ultimate the last 3 yrs. Curious if Blackfire can offer additional clarity.

Thanks,
Howard
 
YankeeFan said:
Interesting, you offer a sealant instead of a LSP. I have used Four-Star Ultimate the last 3 yrs. Curious if Blackfire can offer additional clarity.

Thanks,
Howard
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Contrary to belief, sealants are LSP's too.;)
For the last 6 months, I've been applying FMJ on my IS350 about once a month (basically after every other wash). The shine and slickness was so good I didn't want to ruin it by applying carnauba on it afterwards.
 
I currently use a wolfgang 3.0 sealant and then after every wash I use Finish Kare QD and then top with pinnacle liquid spray wax.

Is it overkill? maybe, but I like my current proccess
 
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