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Pinnacle Souveran Liquid Spray Wax this is as close as i get to a top shelf spray wax. very nice finish, but like most, lacking in staying power. give BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond Polymer Spray a try, it`s probably my favorite all around.
though not true spray waxes, i do use megs d156, aquawax ,and griot`s.
Ah, never thought about OCW streaking in the sun/heat as I`ve never used it under those conditions. Perfectly understandable as a deal-breaker.
Sigh...I was being too smart-[aleck] for my own good again
This is a perfect example of how stuff can sure come across wrong over the internet! My apologies for what must`ve appeared to be a pretty heavy-handed slight. I sincerely hope there are no hard feelings and that you will accept my apology.
My use of "Extremely Discerning Autopian" was *intended* as a euphemism for people here who are *IMO*, borderline nutty about this stuff. I was trying to *not* offend people who wouldn`t touch a "common" product like that or who have such stringent criteria that I just don`t relate. In other words, I figured that you, like me, were a reasonably normal person who is awfully particular, but not off the deep end. E.g., some people fret about things like "that product fails to exhibit adequate jetting to compliment its depth on certain red paints in partial sunlight".
Eh, accidentally insulting somebody is a grievous sin to me...a) any insults I level oughta be deliberate and b) I just don`t do that here. And I sure wouldn`t knowingly insult RTexasF.
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No worries, we`re good. I did take it as a slight backhand to the face initially. All is well.
my favs for quick are..
P&S Bead maker
WS Aqua Bead(though aqua boost last longer) can apply while car is wet or do spray and hose off
DK Aqua seal...I use these as drying aids for my express details
may all get replaced by mckee 37 hydro blue
I also use OCW and have excellent results with it--even here in Texas, but I try to use it early in the morning before it gets Arizona hot. I also add about a 1/4 cup of it to my wash bucket when I wash my truck. On occasion, when I feel "rich" and am getting ready for a car show I`ll break out the PA High Gloss.
Jay
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life is short ..do it while you can
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Sonax rapid wax is excellent and cheap yet produces high quality results. I have a strong feeling that Fuzion spray wax is very similar to sonax rapid wax (or the same given the German scientist story you read in Fuzion, how Nick rated sonax rapid wax in his products of the year list and all the sonax/pbmg association). Again, my personal thought process leading me to this conclusion. Significantly cheaper that you can try a couple of spray waxes if your budget is set to Fuzion spray range.
In the top shelf category I also enjoyed polish angel rapid waxx results too.
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Tried Midnight Sun spray wax last year. Nice look and easy to apply, though I was expecting more.
Before I coated my care last fall, I used OCW all the time.
I have purchased and use Fusion, OCW, Megs Ultimate, Sonax and BF spray waxes. All good and what I reach for depends more on my mood than actual product differences or performance. But to be honest, I like BF Crystal Seal more than any of the above (obviously not a wax). Last longer and by the time I`m ready to apply, I don`t need to be careful not to "wax" plastic or rubber bits. With BFCS, I can even use it on the glass. IMHO, one of the true WOW products. I also believe the color of the car can make a difference...typically I`m dealing with white vehicles and the spray sealant really works well in that application. YMMV.
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I can be one of those Extremely Discerning Autopians myself, and my expectations regarding OCW and Meguiar`s UQW were blown away by my first-hand experience with them. NEVER thought they`d work out the way they did. Short version: I only use UQW on black trim (do *NOT* like OCW on that!) and sometimes undercarriage stuff as it`s already on the towel; use OCW on lenses (the original plan) and/but also on all of my wife`s A8 except the black bits (only planned to OCW it until the latest paintwork cured). I had *thought* I`d be using the UQW on the blue Audi and more, but nah...compare to:
See? SEE?!? This stuff is so subjective that it`s really tough to predict what others will/won`t like.Originally Posted by TheMEanGreen
Just FWIW, my FK1000Ped vehicles just get IUJD as a Drying Aid as that`s what works best *for me*. Heh heh, somebody else might look at `em and say "gee, that needs some D156 or OCW on it"
Thanks, glad to hear that, yesterday seemed to be one of those days.....
Hey Accum, as much as you love Inf Use Det Jce, any reason you don`t use it as a spray wax?
I compounded my car with a sample of HD Cut I bought (wanted to love it like I do most HD products but just needs more cut) and decided to try ONRW on naked paint to see how durable the protection is. After numerous rain storms, it is holding up like a champ. Once the protection finally dies off, I will APC wash the car and polish with the sample HD Polish. With the paint naked again, I am thinking of washing one side with ONRW and the other side with Inf Use Det Jce (possibly Juice Boosted) and see how each holds up and which looks better.
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