I used a lot of Simonize in the day .It was hard but not that hard if you put it on a small area and wipe off right away. Slax Super x was very good because it filled fine scratches and gave a outstanding gloss.
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I used a lot of Simonize in the day .It was hard but not that hard if you put it on a small area and wipe off right away. Slax Super x was very good because it filled fine scratches and gave a outstanding gloss.
Yes, I used this wax when I bought a tin of it at Kmart on closeout in 1996. It was priced at $11.99 marked down to $4.00. Excellent wax for the price I paid.
That was after I started using the Meg`s Professional Line called Medallion that came in black 16-ounce bottles, as a liquid paint cleaner and and a liquid wax..
Yes, especially if you applied it back and forth rather than in a circular pattern.
Accumulator
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Ah, good ol` M05! That was my all-time fave glaze/Meg`s Pure Polish! I still have some...other than needing redone every time it got wet, it was perfect IMO (for what it was). I greatly preferred it over it`s relatives M03 (2nd fave)/M07 (least fave)/M81.
Huh, I wonder how that could made a diff?? Can`t for the life of me figure out how it could matter
Larry A said:
I bet my mother/aunt let it set up to long, and they probably used too much too.
Huh, I wonder how that could made a diff?? Can`t for the life of me figure out how it could matter
That was my experience with it and if i recall correctly, those were the product directions of how to apply it.
Accumulator
Well-known member
uzj100- Huh, that`s a head-scratcher.
Used to be that products that said "straight lines.." were usually abrasive, and they thought that straight (micro?)marring wouldn`t be so obvious. Which is true if you don`t inspect right. Anyhow...I sure never heard of that one!
Used to be that products that said "straight lines.." were usually abrasive, and they thought that straight (micro?)marring wouldn`t be so obvious. Which is true if you don`t inspect right. Anyhow...I sure never heard of that one!
William_Wallace
New member
Danese Wet Glaze anyone remember this one
wannafbody
wannafbody
I remember Danase. Rumored to be a custom blended Chemical Guys product.
yamabob
New member
Just used some yesterday. 2 coats on a bike and that paint is melting. I still have 5-8 bottles. I bought the last ones from what I recall. Going to have to get rid of some as those will outlast me
Pats300zx
Super Moderator
That stuff is gold.. I have about 1/4 of a bottle left that I use sparingly !!!
yamabob
New member
Use it up!! I got ya covered
Accumulator
Well-known member
Huh, I still have a bottle of Bob`s Wet Glaze around here somewhere too....
Sizzle Chest
Well-known member
Surf City Garage...(their Pro stuff wasn`t bad!)
wannafbody
wannafbody
Some Surf City products are still at Pep Boys.
John U
Member
Wildcard: Amway used to sell a car wash soap that was popular back in the early 80`s. I cannot remember it`s name????
GearHead_1
Long Time Member
Amway still sells one and it’s simply called Amway Car Wash.
WaxManRonnie
New member
Pretty interesting thread. I’d like to take it one step further. Anything that is a paste or liquid I have pretty much stopped using as a wax or a sealant. That includes Zaino. And I have been a Zaino fan for years. I still have bottles that are almost 3/4 full. But since ceramic coatings, and sprays have come out, I probably will not use a paste or liquid ever again.
BudgetPlan1
Active member
Refreshingly simple!
John U
Member
Yup, there it is when you google it. I had gone to their home page and searched and came up 0.
Thanks Gearhead!
$25 for 16 ounces .... I’ll rely on my memory as to how much I “used” to like it!
wannafbody
wannafbody
I was reading a thread on autogeek about using Auquawax over a ceramic coating. It supposedly works great. I don`t see any reason that Z8 wouldn`t work either.