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Sun, Jun 5, 05 at 9:23
| Do you think spray wax does the same good job as the traditional manual rub rub rub wax?
It's sure easier to use for me, mist, wipe and wipe off. |
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| I've read a lot of articles that say that with clear coat finishes, you really don't even need to wax them anymore to protect the paint. Waxing does make a deeper shine, though, and it's nice to see rainwater bead up on the paint like it does after being waxed. Given that waxing is primarily a cosmetic thing, I can't see much reason not to use what's easy. The advantage of the rub-on waxes is probably that you get a thicker coat and the wax lasts longer. I haven't used anything but the spray-on waxes for 10 years or more. |
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| I can't imagine not waxing my car. But honestly I wouldn't know if it helps or not in the long run. I have been leasing cars since 1992 and don't know what any of them look like today. I just know I waxed them. |
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| I tried the spray on wax.I can not see that it does anything?Except possibly leaving streaks. |
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