Heyy, im just about to go out and buy all the products I need to do a full detail. Clay Bar, Ultimate Compound, Tire Gel, and so forth. Now I was all set to go and buy all of what I needed, when I saw yellow wax ( in a liquid state ) After claying and UC should i use yellow wax instead of nxt? if so why? Thanx for the info
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Re: Yellow wax
Originally posted by Chubbz91 View PostHeyy, im just about to go out and buy all the products I need to do a full detail. Clay Bar, Ultimate Compound, Tire Gel, and so forth. Now I was all set to go and buy all of what I needed, when I saw yellow wax ( in a liquid state ) After claying and UC should i use yellow wax instead of nxt? if so why? Thanx for the info
Yellow wax, or M26, looks great on dark colored cars. IT gives them depth that NXT2 does not. But NXT2 does give you a fantastic shine and durability that Yellow Wax does but not as long as NXT2.Sleepy
Love the Classics!
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Originally posted by Chubbz91 View PostI forgot to mention i have a frost white civic so yellow wax probably isnt gonna have the full effect that it does to a darker color car huh?
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The wow factor is generated by polishing, i.e., by removing scratches and swirls by the abrasive polishing of the paint surface. This polishing requires the proper tools (a DA polisher, pads, polishes, etc) and lots of work.
If you aren't ready yet to invest yourself in polishing, you probably won't create that "WOW!" look you'd like to see. But you can make the paint look a lot better by removing above-surface contaminants through a claybar and cleaning the paint of stains through either a dedicated paint cleanser (SwirlX) or a cleaner wax (Cleaner Wax or ColorX). And then, when the paint has been prepped, apply two coats of your preferred wax or sealant. You will be very pleased with what you see.
Also check out this article: Your Daily Driver: A Simple Wash & Wax Regimen.Swirls hide in the black molecular depths, only waiting for the right time to emerge and destroy your sanity.
--Al Kimel
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My general rule is if I do full detailing (the 5-step), I would use pure wax like Yellow Wax, M21. I will also always apply 2 coats.
Other times, for simple wash and wax, I will use Cleaner Wax, GC, or NXT. If I have time, I will apply a 2nd coat and the second coat is always pure wax.
In my mind, NXT, GC and Cleaner Wax are all-in-one products. If I am doing the other steps separately, why use all-in-one?
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Originally posted by Chubbz91 View Posthow do i get the wow factory?
J/K! I agree, it's all in the polishing.Shane
1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera SL
If you trim yourself to fit the world you'll whittle yourself away. - Aaron Tippin
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Originally posted by mis3 View PostMy general rule is if I do full detailing (the 5-step), I would use pure wax like Yellow Wax, M21. I will also always apply 2 coats.
Other times, for simple wash and wax, I will use Cleaner Wax, GC, or NXT. If I have time, I will apply a 2nd coat and the second coat is always pure wax.
In my mind, NXT, GC and Cleaner Wax are all-in-one products. If I am doing the other steps separately, why use all-in-one?
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Each car is different. What works on one car may not work on the other. Just go ahead and see what you like. If you like the results, then it's a success. I like the way Cleaner Wax looks on white paint, personally.-James
2012 Chevy Silverado ECSB. Z71 4x4. 5.3
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