Proper wax work out!

[Hot Fuzz]

Well after probably the first time ever (I know) I've properly waxed my car and I now have one arm like popeye I've really ever only used polish which is a doddle and after reading the thread about the best Carnauba wax thought I'd give it a go.

I can also understand why people use an electric buffer! I used Simoniz original wax the stuff in a gold tin. I chose it out of a mixture of price, good reviews, and relatively easy to apply. I'm now actually looking forward to it raining :lol: I need to see something for all my hard work and the grief I'll get from my wife for cleaning the car yet again over doing the house work!

 

[vile]

We need photos Paul of the car and your pop eye arm lol

 

[shab_the_man]

This thread is worthless without pics lol

 

[Shiny]

Polishing should be the hard part though :unsure: . Waxing should be a simple case of wax on wax off...

 

[Yadash]

Polishing should be the hard part though :unsure: . Waxing should be a simple case of wax on wax off...

Waxing is quite hard too, especially if you use the wax paste thing rather than the easier liquid because there's resistance when you buff which makes it equally hard work.

 

[Paul Smith]

As above, polish needs to be worked into the paint to achieve best finish, wax is layered to enhance and protect paint.

Unless it was an effort to remove, some brands are more difficult than others, especially if applied in the wrong conditions.

 

[Shiny]

Or too thick...or on a unprepped surface....