Cleaner Wax
#1
Cleaner Wax
So unfortunately, I live in the big city, meaning I don't have a garage where I can wash, clay bar, polish, and wax my car.
In the past, I've been paying someone else to detail my car, but I'd rather save my money, so I've been thinking about just applying cleaner wax. Would cleaner wax replace the clay bar, polish, and waxing steps?
What are you guys' thoughts on cleaner wax vs a proper detail?
In the past, I've been paying someone else to detail my car, but I'd rather save my money, so I've been thinking about just applying cleaner wax. Would cleaner wax replace the clay bar, polish, and waxing steps?
What are you guys' thoughts on cleaner wax vs a proper detail?
#2
Suzuka Master
Wont do it .. cleaner wax just removes some of the oxidization on the clear but not contaminants or spider webbing etc and the live is very short.
#5
Drifting
No, cleaner wax is for lazy people, but it's better than nothing. You still need to wax the car.
Tip: use Mirror Glaze once a year to "Feed" the paint. I'll keep the paint pliable to prevents chips.
Tip: use Mirror Glaze once a year to "Feed" the paint. I'll keep the paint pliable to prevents chips.
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This one?
#11
Drifting
Is this version of Mirror Glaze you are referring to?
Amazon.com: Meguiar's M7 Mirror Glaze Show Car Glaze - 16 oz.: Automotive
Amazon.com: Meguiar's M7 Mirror Glaze Show Car Glaze - 16 oz.: Automotive
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