SUV question - I'm not about to do a "full" detail on my wife's Pilot, but it needs wax
09-19-2007, 09:18 AM
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SUV question - I'm not about to do a "full" detail on my wife's Pilot, but it needs wax
what's an easy to use, cheap, one-step wax?
IE, wash, dry, wax.
Any recommendations?
IE, wash, dry, wax.
Any recommendations?
09-19-2007, 10:22 AM
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while i've never used it, I've 'heard' good things about some of the new turtle waxes...
I also used once the one step mothers carnumba wax that comes free with the mothers clay bar kit...
that wasn't horrible.
I can't remember or speak to the longevity of it though.
that wasn't horrible.
I can't remember or speak to the longevity of it though.
09-19-2007, 03:06 PM
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2nd...MP/W does a great job....
leaves a very smooth surface and lasts. i use it on my brother's Jetta (he takes it through car washes so the heck with the big details) and it looks great.
when i had my dark blue 4Runner, I used it and it worked extremely well. easy on/off.
when i had my dark blue 4Runner, I used it and it worked extremely well. easy on/off.
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