HD Poxy Q?

tdekany said:
6 months.......
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Very interesting.. Ive really been wanting to start using Poxy in place of Meg's #21 on my car, but i need something that will last around 6 months/through the winter.
 
Why do I keep on thinking that Poxy is a nuba based Sealant? Looks like the darn thing is a full polymer sealant like product, like Zaino/WDGPS/Oti-Seal/etc?
 
Rei86 said:
I was wondering if it could mask up swirls, or if I should just go ahead and polish out the paint. Thinking about going with the latter and trade up the Poxy.
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tdekany said:
Why would you trade the poxy? It is one of the best looking LSPs I have seen. I also don't experience what yakky is talking about. And here in portland we get tons of rain.
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Alfisti said:
I believe Poxy does contain carnauba.
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Yes, Poxy does contain a blend of Grade A Carnauba Wax as well as Polymer Sealants. It does not have the filers that a lot of other waxes/sealants have so it will look amazing when the car has been jeweled. Fillers often get in the way of the protection.
 
Rei86 said:
It does not have the filers that a lot of other waxes/sealants have so it will look amazing when the car has been jeweled. Fillers often get in the way of the protection.
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Not that I mind filling properties in LSPs but doesn't the MSDS states it contains Kaolin clay? Isn't Kaolin clay normally used to fill fine swirls? :nixweiss
 
Alfisti said:
Not that I mind filling properties in LSPs but doesn't the MSDS states it contains Kaolin clay? Isn't Kaolin clay normally used to fill fine swirls? :nixweiss
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I seem to remember Mike P saying kaolin was completely inert, IE a bulk filler not swirl filler.
 
Ben@Autopia said:
Yes, Poxy does contain a blend of Grade A Carnauba Wax as well as Polymer Sealants. It does not have the filers that a lot of other waxes/sealants have so it will look amazing when the car has been jeweled. Fillers often get in the way of the protection.
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Ben, since Poxy is a carnauba/synthetic blend, and if V3 has more synthetic components to increase durability, wouldn't it change the look of the finish? I love the the look of Poxy that I've tried, but i think its an earlier version and it shows the depth of the carnauba content. :hm
 
I've used both the new V3, and the older version prior to V3 and both looked great. I couldn't tell a difference. The application of V3 seemed easier to apply. V3 was noticeably thinner and spread better than the previous version I have.
 
I just ordered some poxy last night, as well as two of their DUO pads.. Kind of excited to see how it compares to what ive been using!
 
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