Best bang for the bucks nuba wax. What is it?

irsankao

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I have been looking for the best value/bang for the bucks of carnauba wax.

Can you guys share your experience?



1. For silver car. Which wax....

2. For any color except silver. Which wax....



The most important factor is the wow factor from nuba wax which are wet and depth, the second factor is the durability.
 
I am open for suggestion. I personally had use z*mol titanium and concours. I like concours but it's rather pricey.
 
tdekany said:
MAGIC WAX. Not well known, but the stuff looks incredible.



Best $18.00 I've ever spent on a 'nuba. I'm down to very little of the tub I purchased back in '07. What's the best way to order Magic Wax, directly through Carsco? :bigups
 
Thinking about trying to clearkote. As for stuff I've used, I like Megs #26. Its easy on, easy off and easily available OTC.
 
Best bang for the $ is CG50/50, its a $50 wax that is on par with waxes that cost 5x and it lasts longer than most carnaubas.



Best value carnauba would have to be on of the Collinites, with Megs #26.



Since you are asking about silver, nothing (carnauba based) is better than #845 or #16 on silver.
 
sub $100

autoglym hd- you can get it at walmart and in some cases in the clearance isle. on black it leaves a great shine with depth and wetness, on lighter colors it has a nice bling to it, very durable too.



over $100

zymol glasur- easy to use, and looks phenomenal on all colors, imo looks and protects better than the attainable swissvaxes (onyx-mystery) and looks just as good as everything in zymols line up until you get to vintage (so they say)



granted 90% of the look comes from prep, but these are some waxes that i like to recommend to people so they can feel special about a boutique wax and are actually worth the money they ask.
 
Best bang for the buck? Collinite 845, without a doubt. Leaves a great look, terrific beading, easy to apply and remove, and durable as all get-out. Just remember to shake it up real, real good until it achieves a creamy consistency.
 
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