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OK, it's hell getting old, but I need to find a compromise between Zany (pun intended) applications of a half dozen layers of wax and endless buffing, and a decent protection/shine. I'm looking for the best spray on-wipe off wax or polish that will give me the best protection against bugs, UV, and other contaminants. Obviously I'm not expecting Zaino/Rejex quality protection but if you had to compromise and use an easy spray on/wipe off product and you wanted the best protection you could get with that type of product, what would it be?
Maybe you should try the new Zaino Z-CS Clear Seal spray. Check it out.
Wow! Just looked that up, and it looks great! I'm going to order some. As to why no Rejex: I'm trying to avoid the double rub. Don't want to have to rub the stuff on and then spend another step buffing it off which is why I was looking for a spray. The CS spray looks like the ticket! Thanks.
Wow! Just looked that up, and it looks great! I'm going to order some. As to why no Rejex: I'm trying to avoid the double rub. Don't want to have to rub the stuff on and then spend another step buffing it off which is why I was looking for a spray. The CS spray looks like the ticket! Thanks.
Mike
try spray on turtle wax ! it's cheap,can pick it up at wally world,
it's safe for the clear coat and can be put on wet or dry !
now hows that for laziness ?
I've been a dedicate Zaino user, but I just applied Turtle Wax Ice on my 07 coupe in velocity yellow. Super easy to apply and just too simple to buff. The results were amazing -- the finished sparkles. Costo has the whole Ice kit for $19 with a bottle of detail spray. You can do a whole car in 20 minutes. Worth the try.
Do spray and wax belong in the same sentence together?
without getting into the science of protective coatings .
let's just say we disagree. oh, and by the way, i can attest to the
protective coating against bugs etc.... sorry it doesn't cost a bundle
or require a lot of work and the car looks great !
I've been a dedicate Zaino user, but I just applied Turtle Wax Ice on my 07 coupe in velocity yellow. Super easy to apply and just too simple to buff. The results were amazing -- the finished sparkles. Costo has the whole Ice kit for $19 with a bottle of detail spray. You can do a whole car in 20 minutes. Worth the try.
I tried Ice a few days ago. I appied it right on top of 2 fresh coats of the Meguire's NXT. The results were amazing. I could not believe how good this stuff worked. An the kicker is that it only takes about 20 minutes to do the whole car. If it does not strip the old wax (?), this would make a fantastic alternative to detailing spray and is really easier to use. Detail spray can sometime cause cloudy spots if it is appied in the hot sun, this stuff won't. Any other experiences (good or bad) with Ice?
Zaino Z6 and Z8 work like spray-on QD's. Great for maintaining shine between full details. Z6 has some mild cleaning capabilities and gloss enhancement. Z8 really makes the shine pop and gives the surface that slippery feel.
You ask a question about what spray wax to use and half the responses are about Zaino/Rejex (a polish). I'm going to try ICE for the heck of it but I am a Zaino user myself (there I got my plug in)
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Best spray wax?
I tried Ice a few days ago. I appied it right on top of 2 fresh coats of the Meguire's NXT. The results were amazing. I could not believe how good this stuff worked. An the kicker is that it only takes about 20 minutes to do the whole car. If it does not strip the old wax (?), this would make a fantastic alternative to detailing spray and is really easier to use. Detail spray can sometime cause cloudy spots if it is appied in the hot sun, this stuff won't. Any other experiences (good or bad) with Ice?
