liquid vs paste wax

[magna_power]

For those waxes that come in both a liquid and paste form, which one is better? Looking in particular at Mothers California Gold™ Natural Formula Pure Carnauba Wax - Available in Liquid or Paste. Carnauba based car wax from Mothers california gold line of

If I'm using a DA should I go for the liquid? Or give a shot at the paste and a DA for the first time.

[umi000]

I would go for the paste - then again, I'm biased for paste waxes, as the small collection I've built up would attest to

[kline39]

Its all on personal preferance. Ive heard rumors that paste wax doesnt get along with trim as well as liquid, but I havent found too many problems. personally, i'm a fan of paste waxes

[mwoolfso]

As long as the paste wax is a pure finishing wax (no cleaners), there should be little conflict with trim. I have spray, liquid and paste wax; based on my preference and time of year I have all options covered.

[vet]

I don't really know why, but I've always liked paste wax better. I think I have a little more control on the amount that gets on the pad. But DP Poliseal is a liquid, and I like it.

[swanicyouth]

Paste wax in general has more carnuba in it, if its a carnuba wax. I always think you get a better result with the paste version, like Liquid Souverän vrs Souverän. But if it's a polymer or hybrid product, it usually only comes in one form or the other.

[shoeless89]

Paste FTW

[magna_power]

Sounds like paste it is then

[BobbyG]

I think paste wax gives additional depth so I'll go with paste wax applied with my dual action polisher....

[magna_power]

Btw, what colour CCS pad would you use to apply paste wax? There are so many different ones! Blue? Red?