Best Liquid Wax

[Asonyexec]

I`m getting lazy in my old age and looking for a good LIQUID wax to use on my car (silver) to be applied with my PC - any suggestions?

[BobD]

I`m getting lazy in my old age and looking for a good LIQUID wax to use on my car (silver) to be applied with my PC - any suggestions?

For anythning Liquid i recommend Four Star UPP. If you are feeling really lazy and want excellent swirl hiding abilities without polishing forever try Four Star 4-54 Sealant.

[Joshua312]

Old age? :lol I checked your profile mister!



I second what Bob said the 4-54 Sealant does work excellent...otherwise another option would be M21.

[Accumulator]

Much as I like UPP, I don`t find it that easy to do by PC, too easy to put it on too thick, making for tough removal.



Collinite 845 comes to mind, also the never-mentioned Malm`s wax. Neither stain trim and both are very forgiving of less-than-perfect application technique. You can just on/off with the PC (off using MF bonnets) with virtually no effort as long as the surface has been decently prepped. I`ve used both on silver and they looked fine. They don`t stain trim either.

[imported_jaobrien6]

How about 1Z Glanz Wax? Goes on really easily with a PC, looks great (although never used it on silver, myself), beads water like there`s no tomorrow, and lasts quite a long time, in my experience (although probably not as long as the collinite, but I`ve never used 845, either). One note: application is a bit tricky until you get used to it, because it`s very, very watery. You have to be careful not to use too much.

[CleanGSR]

M21 is super easy to apply via PC and really easy to remove. It also really makes metallics pop nice and is not going to break the bank.

[Accumulator]

How about 1Z Glanz Wax? ..One note: application is a bit tricky until you get used to it...



I figured asonyexec was after something with virtually no learning curve, a product you don`t have to "master". Sometimes it *is* nice to be able to just not work at this stuff, IMO there`s a place for idiot-proof products even if we`re not idiots ;)

[Dan]

If you want just a plain wax I`d say 845, sealant, Z-2.

[TGates]

I like Meg`s #26 in liquid form and also Liquid Souveran.

[imported_jaobrien6]

I figured asonyexec was after something with virtually no learning curve, a product you don`t have to "master". Sometimes is *is* nice to be able to just not work at this stuff, IMO there`s a place for idiot-proof products even if we`re not idiots ;)





Fair point. :)



Another I could recommend might be Liquid Souveran. Incredibly easy to use, looks great (gives a warm glow and darkens the paint a little). It`s main drawback is that it`s durability is not very good at all. It`s not one of my favorite products (because of the durability), but for ease of use and looks, it`s top notch, IMO.



Edit: of course, since you mention you`re getting lazy, you`re probably not looking for something with sketchy durability, so I retract the suggestion. hey, i tried. :)

[firegate]

Carnauba Moose Wax is a nice choice for a liquid to apply via PC. Durability isn`t bad and looks fairly wet on Silver. The regular Moose Wax might also be worth a look for an all-in-one.

[martinager]

Souveran Liquid wax.



Pretty nice price :)

[Asonyexec]

One note: application is a bit tricky until you get used to it, because it`s very, very watery. You have to be careful not to use too much.



So I assume it would be similar to using the Klasse twins in that a LITTLE goes a very long way.

[Way2SSlow]

The Poorboys World sealants (EX and EX-P) are EASY as heck to use. Adam`s butter wax is also very very easy to apply and remove.

[Asonyexec]

I figured asonyexec was after something with virtually no learning curve, a product you don`t have to "master". Sometimes it *is* nice to be able to just not work at this stuff, IMO there`s a place for idiot-proof products even if we`re not idiots ;)



To correct an incorrect assumption, I don`t mind having to master a product, I have mastered a few........my criteria again is LIQUID, WAX, TO BE USED WITH A PC (or rotary i have both although i think using a rotary would be like using a backhoe to plant a rose bush).



THX