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Nickleback



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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Stornoway Grey
Best quality car wax - what do you use / recommend

Winter is coming & I'm looking for a quality wax to use which I guess needs to be pure carnauba based, any experts that can advise please ?

So far this seems to be pretty good - Collinite 915 ?

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=79952

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=83207

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CJ



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Tried most but found Zaino to be head and shoulders above the rest Wink Not cheap but what a finish Thumbs Up check out my gallery Thumbs Up D4 3.0 HSE with all the toys.
Departed RRS TDV8 HSE C/W with Full Arden body kit.
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npinks
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I used Collinite 476s wax applied 2 coats for even results and should last 6-12months

I top up with DoDo Juice Red Mist sealant

I also like Dodo juice supernatraul wax

speak with forum sponsor JKP Detail on what he has to offer, I know he was doing a winter protection package resently Thumbs Up

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gianluca



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CJ wrote:
Tried most but found Zaino to be head and shoulders above the rest Wink Not cheap but what a finish Thumbs Up check out my gallery Thumbs Up


CJ, your gallery seems to be empty... My gallery: http://www.rrsport.co.uk/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=994

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mccalia1



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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Java Black

For ease of application, durability and cost, the werkstat range of products are ideal especially during the winter periods. This company are offering a special offer on their range.

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/ca...ffers.html

If you want a decent wax and do not want to pay too much, you could look at Finish Kare FK1000P. It offers a great finish and is highly durable

The quality of finish is totally dependant on the amount of preparation to the bodywork before applying either of the products above. Gone: RRS : HSE : TDv6 : 57 : Java Black : Ebony : 20"

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Nickleback



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npinks wrote:
Speak with forum sponsor JKP Detail on what he has to offer, I know he was doing a winter protection package resently Thumbs Up


Thx, already have & am waiting for him to get back to me Thumbs Up

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npinks
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I think JKP is away for a holiday in good old Tenerife for 10 days but i'm sure he'll respond if he can Thumbs Up

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mccalia1



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Good Point. He had an excellent package offer a couple of weeks back. Gone: RRS : HSE : TDv6 : 57 : Java Black : Ebony : 20"

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scott7



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Ive just spent the day cleaning/waxing my car, i washed it, clayed it ,then used dodo juice lime prime lite to clean the paint and take out light scratches, then i sealed it with chemical guys mirror finish and used dodo juice purple haze wax to finish off, dodo juice are good products in my experience and easy to use.

Im now exhausted and have a sore back........but at least the cars very shiny.

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Aidan



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Swissvax "Best of Show" Cool It can't be that hard on diesel???

'06 TDV6 Buck Blue. 22s.

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npinks
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Swissvax BOS is good but at over £100+ a pot it's not the best to use unless your paintwork has been fully sorted first

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Aidan



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I just took it that anyone who is prepared to spend over £100 on a wax also has the marbles to prepare the surface properly. Wink It can't be that hard on diesel???

'06 TDV6 Buck Blue. 22s.

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npinks
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But not everyone understands what's needed to prepare a car correctly for a wax.

wasn't having a dig at your suggestion BTW Thumbs Up

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Aidan



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We can only assume (and dont start with the whole ass...... uuuuuuuuu....... meeeee) Laughing that the said person would research full prep work Very Happy This is all hypothetical though. Wink It can't be that hard on diesel???

'06 TDV6 Buck Blue. 22s.

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mccalia1



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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Java Black

One would assume that if they're even contemplating spending over £100 on a pot of wax they have an idea ofwhat they're getting into. Before I understood what car preparation involved I wouldn't spend more than £5 on a bottle of shampoo! Gone: RRS : HSE : TDv6 : 57 : Java Black : Ebony : 20"

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