Recommended waxes with filling power?

[WaxAddict]

The waxes I use are all intended for well maintained cars, and do no filling to speak of. While my cars are swirl-free, one of them shows love marks (towel marks) all too easily. I`ve decided to stop chasing these ghosts and just cheat a bit. This car is dark blue and marks up much easier than our black car. Does anyone know of a good quality wax with fillers? I`ve heard 1Z Glanz is good?

for reference, my waxes in rotation lately are NLB, Lusso, a few Dodos, and 915. None of these seem to fill.

[Dan]

The waxes I use are all intended for well maintained cars, and do no filling to speak of. While my cars are swirl-free, one of them shows love marks (towel marks) all too easily. I`ve decided to stop chasing these ghosts and just cheat a bit. This car is dark blue and marks up much easier than our black car. Does anyone know of a good quality wax with fillers? I`ve heard 1Z Glanz is good?

for reference, my waxes in rotation lately are LNB, Lusso, a few Dodos, and 915. None of these seem to fill.
Megs ultimate is about the best durable filler I have used. There are others that fill better but they don`t make it past a rain.

[Ronkh]

Natty`s blue paste

[WaxAddict]

Natty`s blue paste

Really? Natty`s Liquid Blue doesn`t seem to fill.

[Swanicyouth]

IME the worse the paint - the better the filling appearance. Part of the "filling" is just the gloss wax offers. If your looking critically at light swirls in a dark car - most things won`t offer an appreciable difference. It seems backwards - but this is my experience.


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[Ronkh]

Really? Natty`s Liquid Blue doesn`t seem to fill.

imho liquid blue should really be liquid red

[tropicsteve]

wonder if any of the new black waxes would help?
Chemical Guys BLACK Wax (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/chemical-guys-black-car-wax.html#.VI2tJJV0xMw)
Meguiars Black Wax (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/meguiars-black-paste-wax.html#.VI2tRpV0xMw)
probably a best bet to still take an extra glazing step first before waxing. Poorboy (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/black-hole-show-glaze.html#.VI2uAZV0xMw)

[Bunky]

I find Blackfire Black Ice fills.

[Ronkh]

bilt hammer auto balm. be prepared to be able to lift the front of your car after (cuz of the muscles you`ll make applying and removing)

smarter move would be black hole+nattys blue

[WaxAddict]

IME the worse the paint - the better the filling appearance. Part of the "filling" is just the gloss wax offers. If your looking critically at light swirls in a dark car - most things won`t offer an appreciable difference. It seems backwards - but this is my experience.

THIS is food for thought. I was looking at the insanely swirled hood of a friends car the other day, and of course gave him a friendly jab. He wasn`t the least bit concerned because the car "needed to be waxed". I explained that wax alone isn`t going to do it. He said, from experience, that Meg`s Cleaner Wax "gets rid of it".

hmm, steel wool, red shop towel wipe down, then Meg`s A12....:P

[WaxAddict]

bilt hammer auto balm. be prepared to be able to lift the front of your car after (cuz of the muscles you`ll make applying and removing)

smarter move would be black hole+nattys blue

Bilt Hamber might be like bringing a gun to a knife fight, but then, I`ve tried Black Hole and love the look but it`s not filling these micro scratches. A quick pass with FF4000 gets them easy, green pad, but I can`t polish every time I touch the car.

[Ronkh]

Bilt Hamber might be like bringing a gun to a knife fight, but then, I`ve tried Black Hole and love the look but it`s not filling these micro scratches. A quick pass with FF4000 gets them easy, green pad, but I can`t polish every time I touch the car.

apply black hole - do not remove - apply natty`s blue over black hole - remove together

[Junebug]

It`s not a wax, per se But Prima Amigo is good.

[David Fermani]

The waxes I use are all intended for well maintained cars, and do no filling to speak of. While my cars are swirl-free, one of them shows love marks (towel marks) all too easily. I`ve decided to stop chasing these ghosts and just cheat a bit. This car is dark blue and marks up much easier than our black car. Does anyone know of a good quality wax with fillers? I`ve heard 1Z Glanz is good?

for reference, my waxes in rotation lately are NLB, Lusso, a few Dodos, and 915. None of these seem to fill.

Keep in mind that pretty much most waxes/sealants are oil based and most will fill by depositing oil on the surface. This oil fills in spider web marring considerably until it gets washed away or evaporates.

[Dellinger]

As David stated, any/every LSP will fill to an extent.

For me, Meg`s ULW, HD Poxy fill well. HD Express fills really well and is surprisingly durable +/- 6 weeks for a spray/quick wax.