Zymol Wax: hit or skip?
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It was ok, but I am going to switch to a something else later this year. What...I don't know yet.
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Depending on how crazy you would like to get there are a few things to pick up. If you want to go all out and get the finish smooth as glass pick up some Mother's clay (not a fan of Meguiar's clay), Meguiar's liquid #9 or #7 which can sometimes be found at Pepboys and if not possibly a more specialized auto parts store (get whichever of the 2 would be your pref), then lastly a nice coat of Meguiar's gold class (go w/ the past for this last step). If you are going for overkill on protection you could put a coat of Meguiar's #26 paste there after. The #26 is stricly for protection whereas the others have polishing attributes with protection. You can't go wrong with that combo. Let me know if you have any questions.
~Seth
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as i've said before, spend the money on good polishes and an orbital polisher (menzerna and the pc7424 is a good place to start) -- even on a brand new car, i would bet the menzerna 85rd + a black pad would add "pop". paint preparation is key to a good shine, not wax.
congrats on the new car, bro! :-)
congrats on the new car, bro! :-)