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So I saw this commercial for this Dupont Teflon Wax. If the product holds up to half of the commmercial hype, I think it may be worth a try. I really like the Meguiars NXT, which is what I've been using. Has anyone tried the Teflon Series from Dupont, or is it just another gimmick?
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If I see a new wax with alot of hype, I'll buiy it and try it on a quarterpanel or something similar to see if it stands up to it's name. If it sucks, I give it away as an x-mas or b-day present to someone at work.sigpic -
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Originally posted by hockeyman
I stick to the waxes that i know, why fix it if it ain't broke?
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Eh, I figure, SOMEONE has had to of tried it. I figure the Teflon idea is good, because of how Teflon works. However, I wonder since Teflon doesn't really "stick" to anything, how effective would it be in a wax? Will it stick to car, or not?Comment
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I tried that wax last year before storring the car. It's good for a while. But after a couple washes its pretty much gone. Easy to apply and very hard to remove. Does not stain plastic or rubber. Does not stain paint if you forget a little spot and see it after a couple days. It's your call.Got rice?Comment
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Tryed it, didnt seem any better than a dozen others. Not close to NTX.
We get new waxes & tire shines every summer @ Wal-Mart and me or a friend try each to see if anything great shows up.Left turn Clide.Comment
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