so i have never waxed a car before, but i recently got it painted, and i want to take REAL good care of it. so i thought i would start out really simple, with a spray on wax. you kno the ones where you just spray on after you rinse and wipe off. i figure thats pretty easy i can't mess that up to easily. you guys have any tips for me? or could u recommend a brand to use? keep in mind i'm just running out to auto zone today to get it. any tips would be great. thanks!
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Originally posted by DaBird19 View Posti say go to the car wash and have it done, b/c if ur anything like me you'll turn your black car into a light gray, lol
What kind of wax do you want to use liquid or paste?
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Originally posted by DaBird19 View Postyea get it washed and waxed for $25
, cant beat it.
Just Try some different types of wax and use what you like.Last edited by Sean_99_3.8; 02-25-2008, 07:29 PM.
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Turtle Wax gets my vote. Meguairs does a good job, but it's an easy wax on, hard when waxing off. Also, wait a month or two after having it painted before putting wax on the car. Buddy of mine got his car painted, put wax on it 2 weeks later and the new paint started coming off. Luckily he had a 10k mile warranty on it.Last edited by FirebirdPhil; 02-25-2008, 06:28 PM.
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