Help me choose a wax

**Accumulator** · 08-12-2016, 12:52 PM

Originally Posted by JustJesus

..WOW Accumulator! Four bottles shows you really did try. I doubt I would have gone through one bottle, and two would have been pushing it.

My dad liked patronizing Grio`ts so I went along with the "free wax" opportunities until I just couldn`t take it any more. And, uhm... when he helped out we were using more product than necessary

Normally I wouldn`t want to use FK1000P on a vintage car, but on that yellow I think I`d really like it. And of course not having to either rewax every few months or worry about birds/bugs are always big pluses for me.

**rlmccarty2000** · 08-12-2016, 04:34 PM

Wonderful car! Wolfgang Fusion would really be nice on that color.

**JustJesus** · 08-12-2016, 04:55 PM

Originally Posted by Accumulator

My dad liked patronizing Grio`ts so I went along with the "free wax" opportunities until I just couldn`t take it any more. And, uhm... when he helped out we were using more product than necessary

Normally I wouldn`t want to use FK1000P on a vintage car, but on that yellow I think I`d really like it. And of course not having to either rewax every few months or worry about birds/bugs are always big pluses for me.

Well that makes sense! And we know thin is good

That there are good reasons for FK1000p. My wife`s car gets the FK. I don`t want to messing around too much with that thing.

**Mary B** · 08-13-2016, 03:27 AM

Originally Posted by JustJesus

Well that makes sense! And we know thin is good

That there are good reasons for FK1000p. My wife`s car gets the FK. I don`t want to messing around too much with that thing.

Funny

Are you thinkin`

**PA DETAILER** · 08-13-2016, 04:47 AM

Originally Posted by Mooser

It`s a dinosaur, but still a fun

WOW! Is it ever driven? Looks like factory new. Mileage?

**BSkip333** · 08-13-2016, 12:01 PM

If you guys used too much BOS I KNOW it sucked to remove. I tried it out and it was one of the worst removal experiences I have ever had. The finished product was nothing to write home about either imo.
Beautiful car Mooser, my vote would be with the Nattys

**Belgarath** · 08-14-2016, 03:10 AM

Of what you have: Nattys original or Meguiars #26. If you want to try new ones, I`d suggest you look at Meguiars #16, Collinite 915 and Autoglym HD wax.

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**JustJesus** · 08-14-2016, 02:46 PM

Originally Posted by Mary B

Funny

Are you thinkin`

oh too funny!! thanks for the laugh.

Nah, it`s just finding time to do it, ya know? I treat hers better than my own

**Mooser** · 08-14-2016, 03:59 PM

Thanks
Overall concept is vaguely similar to what the factory did but I`ve spent more than a few hours in there changing/updating/polishing/painting/powder coating/machining etc...
Miles on what you see there.... about 50
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**Mooser** · 08-14-2016, 04:08 PM

You know I think I had some 16 on a shelf somewhere from longer ago than I`d care to imaging. Probably the consistency of a hockey puck at this point. Used to use it on everything (after stepping up from turtlewax) As I recall it was awesome and a real PIA to remove if you let it haze too long. Haven`t seen it for sale for years, is it still available?
Honestly, never been a fan of Autoglym finishing products but do like some of the interior dressings.
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**Accumulator** · 08-15-2016, 10:58 AM

Mooser- Even if the M16 seems utterly dried-out, I`d expect it to still work fine.

I`ve even made a big deal out of that on the tins I`ve sold, like..."this stuff looks dried-out but still works fine for me. If you have an issue with it being dried-out then don`t buy it from me." And the people who`ve bought it all report that yeah, it does still work fine.

IMO M16 would be nice on that yellow, better than the "darkening effect" of M26, but that`s just *my* preference.