Good Filler Wax/ Polish?

**Beemerboy** · 11-23-2005, 04:02 PM

I`m looking for a decent filler wax for some up coming jobs that I have.....They are cars that a buddy is going to buy do some minor work on then I`ll do the detail work....my plan is to use P-w-C with the rotary and a cutting pad...then with the PC or by hand a good filler wax...these cars are low end under 2 K specials so I`m not looking at full paint details...just to make them look good for the sale.

**BlackSunshine** · 11-23-2005, 04:44 PM

I think most paste carnuabas would be good, but to add to the fill I would put down a glaze first...then add your paste carnuaba. Mothers or turtle wax should do it

**GregCavi** · 11-23-2005, 04:51 PM

you might look into meguiars #21 or NXT. I believe both have a good amount of fillers in them. I firmily believe #21 hide quite a bit of defects on some quicky jobs I have done.

Greg

**CharlesW** · 11-23-2005, 05:08 PM

Originally Posted by Beemerboy

I`m looking for a decent filler wax for some up coming jobs that I have.....They are cars that a buddy is going to buy do some minor work on then I`ll do the detail work....my plan is to use P-w-C with the rotary and a cutting pad...then with the PC or by hand a good filler wax...these cars are low end under 2 K specials so I`m not looking at full paint details...just to make them look good for the sale.

Sounds like a job for Meg`s NXT Tech Wax. Looks great, fills some, reasonably inexpensive and readily available. I`m not too sure about staining trim, though, so you may have to use some caution there.

Charles

**mgm2003** · 11-23-2005, 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by CharlesW

Sounds like a job for Meg`s NXT Tech Wax. Looks great, fills some, reasonably inexpensive and readily available. I`m not too sure about staining trim, though, so you may have to use some caution there.

Charles

NXT or EO Nano wax will do the trick if you want something local OTC.

**Hawaiianelement** · 11-23-2005, 05:32 PM

You could skip the PWC part and just use a glaze . I always get good results from Vanilla Moose Hand Glaze.

**TrueDetailer** · 11-23-2005, 05:47 PM

Take a look on automagic.com New Car Glaze, XP express wax, And XP swirl remover are a few you can purchase off the site.

XP swirl remover is what i use on wholesale and dealer cars. It contains an insanely high amount of fillers. You can get a nice shine with it and use it as a lsp for what your gonna need.

**Beemerboy** · 11-23-2005, 06:12 PM

True

Are you telling me that the XP swril remover is the only one that you use?

sounds a bit like an AIO

**TrueDetailer** · 11-23-2005, 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by Beemerboy

True

Are you telling me that the XP swril remover is the only one that you use?

sounds a bit like an AIO

No, its not the only wax/polish that i use beemerboy. I don`t know where you got that idea. For "wholesale/auction" and "dealer/buy here pay here" cars i use a two step process. The XP swirl remover is the second part. The last step i should say, to give it a shine and to hide the defects that i`m not being paid to remove.

Thats what your looking for right? Something easy to use and not complicated for some wholesale cars. That you and your buddy are gonna "Doll Up" to sell. ?

I wouldn`t dare use XP swirl remover on one of my full paying customers car.

**Beemerboy** · 11-23-2005, 06:34 PM

I watched the VID on there web site and it looks like what I am looking for...I just want to cut the surface then best I can and have something that will find the swrils so the cars look good.....Thanks for your help.....I`m going to order a small bottle and give her a try

**magicman411** · 11-23-2005, 08:57 PM

The XP swirl is a nice product. I also like the BC-1 & BC-2 combo.
True, you ever 3 step with the Banana Magic as a foamed in 2nd step followed by a hand applied finish step? The finish is second to everything else I have ever seen.