2 thumbs up - The new OCW

tdekany · 06-26-08, 04:52

What an excellent product. The look of it has definately been improved 3 folds, even though the old version was pretty good. Very slick as well.

But oOn the way to a detail today I was rear ended by a pickup .

Didin't see any visual damage so I let the guy go but when I opened the trunk later on it sounded like I was tearing through metal but I think it is only the aluminum cover inside the trunk. Time to visit my mechanic.

Anyways:

My car has been sitting outside for a many weeks as we are using part of the garage to sort through stuff that needs to go before the house goes on sale later this year, so it needs a thorough claying but last night I just washed it ( it's been filthy) and put on a coat of OCW.

Today I was asked by 2 people if I had a repaint. One guy sees my car every few months.

OCW looks so good!

Did the van too last night

It was washed & clayed.
ZAIO on a polishing pad udm 6
OCW
AA foam on tires

Bence · 06-26-08, 05:00

OCW II is definitely one of the greatest looking and slickest waxes ever. Truly excellent product. I liked the original formula on certain colors, but this new edition is da bomb.

tdekany · 06-26-08, 05:07

tdekany · 06-26-08, 05:08

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Originally Posted by Bence

OCW II is definitely one of the greatest looking and slickest waxes ever. Truly excellent product. I liked the original formula on certain colors, but this new edition is da bomb.

I am glad that you like it as much as I do.

Carbon Blue · 06-26-08, 05:49

forgive my noobness but whats OCW?? The sienna and vdub look VERY wet by the way.

tdekany · 06-26-08, 05:51

optimum car wax - spray

EdLancer · 06-26-08, 05:53

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Originally Posted by Carbon Blue

forgive my noobness but whats OCW?? The sienna and vdub look VERY wet by the way.

OCW = Optimum Car Wax

weekendwarrior · 06-26-08, 06:00

I have been using OCW to buff off 845IW and CMW lately (learned that one from Scottwax). I have been really impressed with the looks when using it in this manner.

gamby · 06-26-08, 06:39

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Originally Posted by Carbon Blue

forgive my noobness but whats OCW?? The sienna and vdub look VERY wet by the way.

This is a big help w/ the quagmire of acronyms on autopia:

Acronym Decoder COMPLETE 11/26/07

It's stickied at the top of the Car Detailing forum.

artikxscout · 06-26-08, 11:26

hm... i think it's all due to your prep

. Nevertheless another wax to add to the arsenal of other 1 million waxes! Let us know how it holds up.

TSC17 · 06-27-08, 04:00

I've been using OCW lately, and must concur...very nice finish, super slick, and you really can't get any easier of an application.

tdekany · 06-27-08, 05:43

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Originally Posted by artikxscout

hm... i think it's all due to your prep

. Nevertheless another wax to add to the arsenal of other 1 million waxes! Let us know how it holds up.

My car hasn't been polished in a very long time, although just a wash will get it looking pretty good but this OCW made a huge difference.

PS: My paint feels like sandpaper so I will have to clay at least and add a new coat of OCW. I'll be watching it.