Subject	Preaching to the choir, friend. :)
Posted by	CatnipZ on January 11, 2007 at 3:19 PM
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In Reply To	needs polishing to remove oxidation (n/m) posted by mlov(NJ) on January 11, 2007 at 03:16 PM
Message	Now it's a system of washing, claying (if needed), wash again, paint cleaner, polish, and then wax. I need a date.
Follow Ups	iBiz Wax. Anyone used it? - imney 15:07:24 01/11/07 Ha. (n/m) - Biz 15:08:40 01/11/07 I like how you jack up the car so you don't have to bend (n/m) - mlov(NJ) 15:10:13 01/11/07 Haha. I changed my tranny fluid after i was done - imney 15:13:09 01/11/07 I've used it, bought it at an auto show. - CatnipZ 15:13:00 01/11/07 that's carnuba for ya (n/m) - Guapo 15:13:52 01/11/07 whats the other type of wax used that last longer? - imney 15:16:13 01/11/07 synthetics typically last longer, but don't give as - Guapo 15:18:55 01/11/07 The Klasse one i used works pretty well and the finish lasts - twinturbopoweredz 17:10:56 01/11/07 Re: The Klasse one i used works pretty well and the finish l - sasha 17:41:38 01/11/07 the "other type of wax" you're probably thinking of is a - Inzane 15:20:07 01/11/07 You mean like Polymer waxes too? (n/m) - twinturbopoweredz 17:05:26 01/11/07 like guap and inzane said, you're probably thinking of - Chris(NJ) 21:12:15 01/11/07 I'm currently using Meguiars NXT and love the results. (n/m) - CatnipZ 15:17:10 01/11/07 me too (n/m) - Guapo 15:19:18 01/11/07 3rd (n/m) - Zdriver24 (NJ) 15:22:04 01/11/07 so when you gonna let me sell you some real stuff ;P (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 21:03:55 01/11/07 That NXT stuff is synthetic correct? - imney 15:20:28 01/11/07 yes it is. There are longer lasting synthetics out there - Guapo 15:23:23 01/11/07 You judge. - CatnipZ 15:25:34 01/11/07 Definately looks good (n/m) - imney 15:27:25 01/11/07 hmmm, NXT couldn't fix the nose panel, huh? :P JK (n/m) - vorpalZ 00:05:46 01/12/07 Try as I may, I couldn't buff the faux vents out. =) (n/m) - CatnipZ 05:33:53 01/12/07 "best" is relative. Its one of their best looking products - Inzane 15:41:11 01/11/07 I used that for a while - Insomniac(VA) 18:58:35 01/11/07 Its a nice one-step wax. You can do much better though. (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 21:01:32 01/11/07 needs polishing to remove oxidation (n/m) - mlov(NJ) 15:16:55 01/11/07 Preaching to the choir, friend. :) - CatnipZ 15:19:10 01/11/07 I use a rotary buffer w/polishing pad and swirl remover (n/m) - mlov(NJ) 15:56:28 01/11/07 Do you use the Orbital type? or just reg rotary type? - twinturbopoweredz 17:09:59 01/11/07 yea, you have to be careful with a rotary buffer (n/m) - imney 07:51:27 01/12/07 Bought some a few yrs ago and---> - Mike@ZSpeed 19:52:11 01/11/07 I agree. I've been using it for several months now.... - 92naz32 23:40:14 01/11/07 So it's from the Paleozoic Era? (n/m) - Briscoe'sZ32 (NJ) 17:16:47 01/11/07 Its an old detail product. I used to use it years ago. With - Pats300zx 17:21:00 01/11/07 Turtle Wax :-) (n/m) - Only1Z 19:17:39 01/11/07 I hope not :) (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 21:00:03 01/11/07 Well Pat owns 700 waxes. So if he thinks it's like Turtle - Only1Z 23:10:34 01/11/07 Ahh, sorry, thought you were suggesting he use turtle wax :P - Chris(NJ) 23:27:15 01/11/07 If I didn't know you were a vendor, I would hate you - CatnipZ 05:35:17 01/12/07 :) (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 14:07:07 01/12/07 Re: Its an old detail product. I used to use it years ago. With - merlin3 19:21:53 01/11/07 I curently have a bottole collecting dust... - Spectrum (WI) 21:01:52 01/11/07 great wax, but very expensive. - Chris(NJ) 21:08:01 01/11/07 I concur with Chris. Nattys Blue or regular alot better - Pats300zx 05:30:27 01/12/07 I still like my Zymol - Biz 09:52:01 01/12/07 How dark is your tint? (n/m) - SuparexTT 01:42:08 01/13/07 Not my Z, my cousins Z before I sold it to TJ - Biz 10:44:24 01/14/07
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