Cleaner Wax

[Burgerdog]

Yup, it's white.

Hmm, silver cars seem to have a 'natural' shine already.

Maybe that's why you can't really see a difference.

 

If there's not much difference in shine, then perhaps you can just stick to one that has the easiest and fastest application.

 

Right now, I'm rather impressed by JW PS.

Of cos, I'm always open to newer and better products, so will definitely be keeping an eye out for product updates.

[Silgt]

Hmm, silver cars seem to have a 'natural' shine already. Maybe that's why you can't really see a difference.

Exactly because mine is silver, I am trying out various products to bring out the pop in my car paint. Think right now I will just concentrate to make the paint looked wet instead of the fruitless exercise to getting more depth from silver

[Knight]

Hullo, i am thinking of using Cleaner Wax (from Meg) on my ride, but i am really afraid of using it wrongly, so any advice from the seasoned blink-blinkers on how i should use this cleaner wax. For instance, apply how much (compared to size of 50c coin) over how big an area? What applicator? Apply in circular motion? etc...

 

 

Hello Dice,

 

I am also learning with the bros here too...

I am using the Cleaner Wax from Meg. Bot it cos it is

the 'best selling' cleaner wax in the US.

 

the amount you put on your applicator depends on your sponge's absorbing power...

I go with the 'feel'

no point over-using the wax, just like using hair shampoo, go with the feel.

but there should be No danger of over-application on paintwork.

 

The white powder residue is inevitable for cleaners.

The result of this product is v good for me.

Normally, I will apply a layer of wax after this layer.

 

Cheers

 

 

[Dice]

Thanks Knight, yeah, this detailing forum pretty neat as i also learn a bunch, only started claying after reading up many threads in here... i hope to start trying the cleaner wax really soon. Cheers!

[Trend7]

Hi Burgerdog,

 

I understand that sourveran wax is quite good for silver cars according to autogeekonline.net and the members there simply love it. Perhaps you would like to try it too? :P

[Trend7]

Hi Rontheman,

 

Hmm that's funny cos according to Ah_bon from the other thread, AIO does contains abrasives.

 

Klasse AIO, JW Prime (aka Carlack 68 Nano), both originate from Carlack. JW Prime is a new version of AIO. Both versions contain abrasives and AIO is actually more abrasive than JW Prime.

 

Link: http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/Aftermarke...page=last;#last

 

I guess JW Prime Strong contains more abrasives than Klasse AIO; while Klass AIO contains more abrasives than JW Prime. Am I right?

[Burgerdog]

Hi Trend7,

 

My car is white. It's Silgt that's silver.

However, thanks for the suggestion anyway.

 

Silgt, perhaps you can give Trend7's suggestion a try.