Best wax for an older car? Please help me choose based on your experience? - eagle one car wax
I have a 1988 Olds 98 Regency - very clean car, but the white color and a lot of chrome. The painting is in good condition with trunk and areas of the bumper with the dullest of the surface (but the color is intact). I OnHand the following products:
Zaino Polish, Meguiar's Cleaner Wax Liquid Paste Wax Turtle Wax, Meguiar's Gold Class Wax, Polish eagle NuFinish and 1 wet wax. Who gives the best shine and protection against the elements? The reasons for the choice, if possible. Thank you for your help!
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Eagle One Car Wax Best Wax For An Older Car? Please Help Me Choose Based On Your Experience?
4 comments:
I always have the turtle wax with very good results, further efforts are required to remove and brightness, but the results are better than Meguiar. (Cost less)
I always have the turtle wax with very good results, further efforts are required to remove and brightness, but the results are better than Meguiar. (Cost less)
I always have the turtle wax with very good results, further efforts are required to remove and brightness, but the results are better than Meguiar. (Cost less)
A product called Nu-Finish. Make sure the car as clean as possible. It is a liquid and is easy to use. If you simply wipe Drys and the best possible outcome. I've never seen anything better. can also be used on chrome and the best part, it takes a year. The material is bullit proof. I have all the people in the vintage car shows that the use and rely on them.
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