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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
Originally Posted by
Eldorado2k
IMO I’ve never found that to be case. I’ve never noticed a car wash that contains so called gloss enhancers that left vehicles noticeably shinier, darker, or different in any way compared to soaps that don’t. If there was even a slight difference in the final results I wouldn’t be completely content with Megs Hyper Wash.
Generally speaking, [meaning not including some of these new fancy soaps] all car wash shampoos are basically created about as equal as detailing products get.
Just my 2 cents.
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
I have not been useing much of those OTC car soaps. The Carpro Reset and Ultima Paint Guard Wash and a domestic detailing company brands wash and wax. That last car soap I washed my sisters car with that had non protection on it and the water laid flat on it. After the wash I saw there where something on it the following 3 weeks. It's a carnuaba wax based car soap with glossenhancers in too. Would it be working as a stand alone LSP? No I don't think so. But would be interesting to see if you where to wash with it every week. If it would be building up protection on the paint during a couple of months of use.
Why I don't like to use car soap with glossenhancers or and wax in it. Is that I don't want it to interfear with the lsp I have on the car. The only soaps that leave anything behind would be one that is made to be in synergy with the LSP I have on my car. Cause if I prep the car and apply a great wax or sealant or coating and like the results I got with it. Why would I be adding wax and glossenhancers that would not be greater than the LSP I have on the car. And it's the OTC car soaps that are not so good. And it's also includes the waterless wash or rinseless wash. So I use a wax and glossenhancers free wash solution to get my LSP shine like it should be. Or I would get any wash solution that would be a great enhancement to the LSP. As I did when I bought a ceramic infused car soap. That did change the looks on the Gyeon Wet Coat I had on the paint. And it leaved it to be a great finish that I liked. And that was lucky it did. But I compared it to apply a QD or spray wax. If it would be not so good it would be wearing of or I could apply something else I like. That's what we do we who likes to use and try different things LOL. So I think of it if it would ad some great to the LSP and not be degrading the looks of it.
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
I agree with you SWETM. I do use glossenhancers but only when they are from the same brand, using similar polymers or wax, or similar ingredients such as SiO2
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
Mckee's Rinse free Wash and Wax is my favorite. Get a noticeable better gloss/glow on dark paints with it. Also very versitle for other uses such as instant detail and clay lube.
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
If we’re including rinseless and waterless washes...
Meguiars D115 Rinse free wash & wax has wax that really performs. D115 is great waterless wash.
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
Originally Posted by
Eldorado2k
If we’re including rinseless and waterless washes...
Meguiars D115 Rinse free wash & wax has wax that really performs. D115 is great waterless wash.
I have been wondering about this product. Thanks for mentioning it!
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
Originally Posted by
Boudin
Mckee's Rinse free Wash and Wax is my favorite. Get a noticeable better gloss/glow on dark paints with it. Also very versitle for other uses such as instant detail and clay lube.
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You should see how it does as a drying aid! 2oz mixed with 32oz of water. Been using it for months now. Xterra has never looked better after a wash!
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
Originally Posted by
fly07sti
Car Pro Hydrofoam. Crazy slick and actually leaves behind legitimate protection. McKee’s Si02 is a great wash as well.
are those recommended on a car that isn't coated though? All mine are polymer sealed.
Originally Posted by
PaulMys
To me, the whole W&W thing is for the clueless guy shopping in WalMart. Just a marketing ploy.
While there may be something left behind, it's nothing I would trust to truly protect as a real wax/spray wax would. JMO
Kind of why I was asking. I have no illusions that this would take the place of anything I'm already doing, but do wonder if they are beneficial to a properly taken care of car that already has a lsp on it.
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Re: Your Favorite Wash and Wax
Originally Posted by
Boudin
Mckee's Rinse free Wash and Wax is my favorite. Get a noticeable better gloss/glow on dark paints with it. Also very versitle for other uses such as instant detail and clay lube.
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I have some n914 that I use for waterless, haven't tried rinseless yet. Generally I'm ok with the doing full wash and rinse.
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2015 Ford Explorer Limited
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