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Since I was 16 years old I have been using Gold class wax. I have just about every other wax Megs has to offer, and I ALWAYS come back to gold class. It is raining cats and dogs here and I can see from inside the water bead off like no other wax!
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Re: I just have to say...
What was that saying from one of the Mike's, "Find what you like and keep using it until you buy every last one", or something like that...
Greg D.
2011 Chevy Cruze Eco - Imperial Blue
2008 Chevy Suburban LT - Black -
Re: I just have to say...
Greg D., nice take on Mike's quote.
What I stumbled on the other day was this about Gold Class+
Just a tiny correction here - there is no hydrophobic polymer in Gold Class Carnauba Plus. It is more a natural evolution of the original Gold Class Wax - think of as doing everything the original did (protect, shine, ease of application and removal, etc) only better in every regard.
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Michael Stoops
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How does hydrophobic quality differ from beading ability? I'm assuming carnauba handles the beading without a polymer and is hydrophobic, just without a polymer.
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I love GC liquid wax for that wonderful way it applies and that great scent. In my view, it is the most refined liquid wax on the market. No clumps, spreads easily and thinly, no need to warm up in a tub of hot water like Collinite 845 (eek!). And if a colour is suited to the carnauba look, then GC is a great choice.Comment
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