ComptechType-S

I did a little research and found that conventional waxes build up electrical charges that attract and trap dust and dirt (static cling). I also found out that waxes that cause beading are not good. They act like little magnifying glasses and help cause pitting. The people i talked to said to find a wax that helps to sheet the water away and look for something that will not build up static cling.
Anyone know of anything that fits this description? I heard for this stuff called buffalo milk.. But cant find any info on it.

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

Here's something

http://eastbay.bcentral.com/eastbay/...8/smallb1.html

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1999 Satin Silver Metallic 3.2 TL w/o Navigation

• 18x8 Racing Hart C2s with 225/40ZR18 Dunlop SP Sport 9000
• Comptech Springs, Sways, Exhaust, and Headers
• Red AEM CAI w/bypass valve
• A'PEXi Digital VTEC AFC
• Denso Iridium Plugs
• Custom Mugen Grill
• Inspire Tail Lights
• Factory Underbody Kit and Spoiler
• Clifford Intelliguard 9000 Alarm w/SmartWindows II
• Alpine 6 disk CD Changer
• BEL 945i Cordless Radar Detector
• Burlwood Shift Knob & Trunk Tray
• 20% tint

Crazy Bimmer

so whos gonna be the frist to try that?!?

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2002 TL Type-S
Comptech Springs
35% tint all around
You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake, you are the all-singing all-dancing Crap of the world!

ComptechType-S

Looks pretty good.. I'll probably wait till i can find it in a store and then try it on my wifes truck

Driven

I have yet to get Zaino'd, but my friends tell me Zaino is "anti-static".

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'01 CL-S Black/Parchment
Spoiler and NAV.
Infinity Kappa 6.5" comps.
Kappa 2-way 6x9s
10" Kicker Solobaric sub.
Kicker IX405D 5-channel amp.