Question about CMW

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bluemoon

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A few weeks ago I detailed a co-workers weekend warrior for him, 05 Mustang. I used RMG and CMW for the first time on it. It turned out good enuff, that now, his dad and wife want me to detail thier cars. But unlike the Mustang, these cars will be driven daily in all sorts of weather. I was wondering, in your expieriences, if CMW makes for a good wax on daily drivers, or should I use something else? I have noticed that most discussions about daily drivers the waxes that get brought up the most are Blitz, #16, and Collinite. When discussing strictly appearence, waxes such as Sourveran, S100/P21S are used alot. I was wondering where CMW fits in? I have read alot about CMW, just can't recall reading much about its durability one way or the other. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks :)
 
A few weeks ago I detailed a co-workers weekend warrior for him, 05 Mustang. I used RMG and CMW for the first time on it. It turned out good enuff, that now, his dad and wife want me to detail thier cars. But unlike the Mustang, these cars will be driven daily in all sorts of weather. I was wondering, in your expieriences, if CMW makes for a good wax on daily drivers, or should I use something else? I have noticed that most discussions about daily drivers the waxes that get brought up the most are Blitz, #16, and Collinite. When discussing strictly appearence, waxes such as Sourveran, S100/P21S are used alot. I was wondering where CMW fits in? I have read alot about CMW, just can't recall reading much about its durability one way or the other. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks :)
 
CMW lasted about 4 weeks on my car(daily driver and parked in a driveway). If you consider that good durability, then I would recommend it. I don't usually go longer than 4 weeks as is without a fresh coat of a wax or sealant.
 
CMW lasted about 4 weeks on my car(daily driver and parked in a driveway). If you consider that good durability, then I would recommend it. I don't usually go longer than 4 weeks as is without a fresh coat of a wax or sealant.
 
CMW is reasonably durable, I get a good 3+ months here in the Dallas area with regular QEW washing. Definitely outlasts S100.
 
CMW is reasonably durable, I get a good 3+ months here in the Dallas area with regular QEW washing. Definitely outlasts S100.
 
I've gotten pretty good durability, but it hasn't passed the 2 month mark here. However, any wax lasting over a month here is pretty durable, in my opinion. Real easy to use, even in the sun. (The time I used it in the hot sun, I did section by section, so I can't say how well it would remove if you did a whole car before removing.) But I wouldn't have many reservations about using it on daily drivers. (Maybe try to steer the owners towards using QD's in between waxings. ;) )
 
I've gotten pretty good durability, but it hasn't passed the 2 month mark here. However, any wax lasting over a month here is pretty durable, in my opinion. Real easy to use, even in the sun. (The time I used it in the hot sun, I did section by section, so I can't say how well it would remove if you did a whole car before removing.) But I wouldn't have many reservations about using it on daily drivers. (Maybe try to steer the owners towards using QD's in between waxings. ;) )
 
I have to agree, easy on, easy off, and looks great. And a little goes along way. I was afraid that as easy as it is to use that it wouldn't have any durability. From the replies I have received, I am guessing that 6, maybe 8 weeks would be a reasonable estimate in my part of the country, providing proper washing is used.

Thanks for the replies, it helps me alot. :)
 
I have to agree, easy on, easy off, and looks great. And a little goes along way. I was afraid that as easy as it is to use that it wouldn't have any durability. From the replies I have received, I am guessing that 6, maybe 8 weeks would be a reasonable estimate in my part of the country, providing proper washing is used.

Thanks for the replies, it helps me alot. :)
 
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