Spray Wax

[desgnr]

I just had a bypass & want the easiest way possible to wax my car.
Is Spray wax any good & who makes the best ?

[Shawn T.]

Re: Spray Wax

I would go with Ultimate Quik Wax once or twice a month. Extremely easy to use and can be done in direct sunlight.

[Murr1525]

Re: Spray Wax

Sure... its not the 'best', but always better then nothing.

If you wanted, you could use the Ultimate Wash n'Wax, even followed up with the Ultimate Quick Wax while drying. Could do that regularly, and keep protection on the car.

[Marc08EX]

Re: Spray Wax

UQW is not a substitute for traditional waxes. It will give some protection but not the best. I would still use some traditional waxes along with UQW as a booster every couple of weeks. This method should keep your car protected for a long time and make it look its best.

[Tuck91]

Re: Spray Wax

I would get some Opti-Seal, that way your only going around the car one time.

[Shawn T.]

Re: Spray Wax

I would get some Opti-Seal, that way your only going around the car one time.

Forgot about Opti-Seal

[STRIFE]

Re: Spray Wax

UQW is not a substitute for traditional waxes. It will give some protection but not the best. I would still use some traditional waxes along with UQW as a booster every couple of weeks. This method should keep your car protected for a long time and make it look its best.

I'm curious to know why soo many have suggested that UQW is not a substitute for "traditional" waxing. Can someone chime in.....I have 3 vehicles of which one, my wife's 2003 MPV van, only has a regular application of UQW (usually once a month maybe 2) after I clayed late last yr. The van remains very easy to wash, keep clean and water beads just like my Subie & G35.....I am tempted to just treat the van with UQW going into winter.....seriously, UQW is the best thing next to slice bread

[Murr1525]

Re: Spray Wax

The liquid/paste waxes just leave more wax/protective ingrediants behind on the surface.

But the new spray products are getting closer each year.