Which brand of car wax is the best?

[tomhawkins]

I was wondering what is the absolute best car wax that provides the best protection, is long lasting and suitable for most of the car. Besides the 2016 BMW 5 Series, I also own an RV for camping trips across the country with my family. Normally, we use Meguiar’s product for waxing our RV after researching and reading some good piece of info about it on the internet. It worked great with my RV to slow down the oxidation and make an ultraviolet shield. But I've not used it for my BMW. So what is the wax that you usually use for your car? Any suggestion?



Edit: Spam link removed.


:nomore:

[FUNX650]

•IMO:
1.) Although the below thread contained
many really good suggestions for you
to take into consideration:
Which brand of car wax is the best? (https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1465222)

2.) It’d still be an exercise in futility to try
and sift through the cornucopia of Waxes
that are currently available and come up
with one that is actually “The Best”.


Bob

[Desertnate]

You'll get a lot of different answers. What properties do you value the most? That can drive the discussion too as some products last longer than others, but they give up a bit in appearance while other waxes look amazing, yet will last a very short period of time. What is your budget? There are a huge range of products on this site alone which are very good and have a large span in price.

As you do your reading, it's worth becoming familiar with the differences between waxes, sealants, and coatings. You'll probably be surprised to learn many of the products you think is a wax and/or market themselves as a wax are actually sealants.

[Mike Phillips]

I was wondering what is the absolute best car wax that provides the best protection, is long lasting and suitable for most of the car.

Besides the 2016 BMW 5 Series, I also own an RV for camping trips across the country with my family.

Normally, we use Meguiar’s[/URL] product for waxing our RV after researching and reading some good piece of info about it on the internet. It worked great with my RV to slow down the oxidation and make an ultraviolet shield. But I've not used it for my BMW. So what is the wax that you usually use for your car?

Any suggestion?



First, since this is your FIRST post to our forum. Welcome to AutogeekOnline! :welcome:


Second - in your very first post you correctly code a link to sandersreview.c om?

Just to let you know... linking to an outside website the reviews products and also sells them via Amazon is against the forum rules. This forum is not set up for others to leverage to make money.


I've been running discussion forums since they were invented, since 2002, that's 16 years, so I see things like this.


My guess is you're spamming us simply because you coded the text to be a blue clickable link versus just inserting the link. Just a guess. As time goes by, your posts will be read and evaluated.


Looking forward to your future posts.



:)

[Mike Phillips]

And this from a page on sandersreview. c o m


© 2018 by Sanders Review is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising & linking to Amazon properties including, but not limited to, amazon.com



Smells like spam to me...


Then you join with a first and last name, my guess is it's made-up.

Tom Hawkins

Especially in light of this thread I recently created where people simply DON'T use their normal name to join forums..... Spammers do...


I just don't get it???? (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/off-topic/121216-i-just-dont-get.html)


:dunno:

[FUNX650]

•As I previously pointed out:
-He/She posted the exact same wording to the
below thread-starter (on 02-10-2018, @02:32 AM)
as he/she did on this forum today (10-23-2018,
@06:55 AM).
Which brand of car wax is the best? (https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1465222)

-One difference that sticks out is that
he/she used ”Taylor90” for that forum.
-Another one is, that, after 8 months...


Bob

[Mike Phillips]

•As I previously pointed out:
-He/She posted the exact same wording to the
below thread-starter (on 02-10-2018, @02:32 AM)
as he/she did on this forum today (10-23-2018,
@06:55 AM).
Which brand of car wax is the best? (https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1465222)

-One difference that sticks out is that
he/she used ”Taylor90” for that forum.
-Another one is, that, after 8 months...


Bob


Great Super Sleuthing Bob!

I scanned your reply and did not click on the link you included. I just returned to work today from the Dr. Beasley's Roadshow Class and have done nothing but play "catch-up" all day so thinking fast, typing even faster and still behind.






•IMO:
1.) Although the below thread contained many really good suggestions for you to take into consideration:

Which brand of car wax is the best? (https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1465222)


Bob


Yep.... that link goes to an identical thread on a BMW forum. I took a screenshot of Taylor90 aka tomhawkins post on the BMW thread, note the part I circled in pink - their Moderator removed his Spam link.


http://www.marine31online.com/gallery/data/526/Taylor90.jpg


So my guess is, and this is just a guess, he gains by getting people to go to the link he's sharing. That's called Spamming.


See ya tomhawkins....



:dunno:

[dlc95]

Mike, did you guys give him the sweet SPAM avatar, or did he do that to himself?

[Farmallluvr]

my favorite spam


YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8huXkSaL7o)

[Gunslinger]

https://image.ibb.co/i5v18G/xspC1cT.jpg

[TTQ B4U]

I was wondering what is the absolute best car wax that provides the best protection, is long lasting and suitable for most of the car. Besides the 2016 BMW 5 Series, I also own an RV for camping trips across the country with my family. Normally, we use Meguiar’s product for waxing our RV after researching and reading some good piece of info about it on the internet. It worked great with my RV to slow down the oxidation and make an ultraviolet shield. But I've not used it for my BMW. So what is the wax that you usually use for your car? Any suggestion?

At the top of good products they are all great. IMO for your needs, I'd use Polymer Net Shield. It's easy to use and perhaps the closest to a coating in terms of performance that I've used.

Get ready to read through countless opinions all of which will be right too.

[Mike Phillips]

Mike, did you guys give him the sweet SPAM avatar, or did he do that to himself?




I keep that Spam Avatar image in a folder on my computer and award it when appropriate. I'm not really a Moderator on this forum but once in a while I intervene, mostly because I'm the most active on the forum and probably have the most experience with forums so I see what others don't normally see day-in, day-out, like the blue clickable link that went to the affiliate website that is set-up to LOOK like a review website but really it's a doorway website to a store on Amazon.


I have a pretty keen radar for problem people and problem topics.


But yeah, I keep that Spam Avatar handy...

https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/avatars/tomhawkins.gif?dateline=1540326583


For the life of me, I've never figured out the mindset of a spammer? The majority of us are way to smart to >click< on their wares and try to purchase them?



:)

[Setec Astronomy]

For the life of me, I've never figured out the mindset of a spammer? The majority of us are way to smart to >click< on their wares and try to purchase them?

Yeah, well, it's like with those "I'm a prince and I need your help with this $10 million..." junk emails, you think, who would ever reply to this? I guess someone must or they wouldn't be sending them...and even if only .01% reply...if they send out a million emails they'll get 100 replies.