View Full Version : Can`t pic between two waxes
zachf88
09-14-2009, 06:34 PM
I`m looking for a durable carnuba wax.... I have minimized it down to two.... Zymol Titanium and Wolfgang fuzion..... Which one should I get? Or should I go with Zymol concours?
BTW, this is for a DD that sees snow/salt and has a lot of 1z glanz wax and z-aio...
sophmeat
09-14-2009, 06:46 PM
The consensus here for durability seems to be collinite
Just a heads up.
nosbusa1700
09-14-2009, 06:49 PM
I`m looking for a durable carnuba wax.... I have minimized it down to two.... Zymol Titanium and Wolfgang fuzion..... Which one should I get?
Someone on here not long ago, said they got 4 weeks out of Titanium. I haven`t treid it so I don`t know.
Wolfgang Fuzion is a Carnauba/Polymer blend. I have it on one of my vehicles and it`s still beading after 1.5 months. It doesn`t attract the dust of most of my other carnauba waxes. In my experience.
If you buy the large Fuzion container you get a refill so that makes it around the same price as Titanium, maybe a tad cheaper if you buy it at the right place. I want to say I`ve seen it as cheap as 125.00 a month or so ago. You`ll just have to do a search.
Oh by the way you can always buy a 3oz sample jar of it. It last a pretty good while..
zachf88
09-14-2009, 06:50 PM
Collinite #476s?
I live in Canada so I`m pretty limited to where I can order from.... I`m pretty loyal to Eshine.ca though...
wfedwar
09-14-2009, 06:51 PM
I`m looking for a durable carnuba wax.... I have minimized it down to two.... Zymol Titanium and Wolfgang fuzion..... Which one should I get? Or should I go with Zymol concours?
BTW, this is for a DD that sees snow/salt and has a lot of 1z glanz wax and z-aio...
Durable carnauba...Collinite 915 comes to mind, as does Pink Wax. Never heard much about Titanium, though I once considered it for my cars.
zachf88
09-14-2009, 06:52 PM
also forgot to add, it`s going on a dark grey (Daytona Grey) Audi RS4 and a deep blue (Lemans Blue) BMW X5
JohnKleven
09-14-2009, 07:29 PM
This depends on the color of your vehicle. If you have a dark colored car buy the Titanium hands down. If you have a light colored car buy the Wolfgang.
John
Accumulator
09-15-2009, 10:29 AM
Collinite #476s?...
It`s about as durable as waxes get.
And IMO if your vehicle doesn`t look good with 476S on it, it`s not because of the wax but rather the prep.
After a few weeks/months of winter exposure I`m pretty confident you`d think the Collinite was a good choice.