Best Wax ?

[Steve30]

Right ive been using Dodo Sn also 956,but fancy a change anyone got  recommendations ?

[S4twiggy]

depends on what you want to spend really steve??

[Guy]

depends on what you want to spend really steve??

i'd agree

if you're after something special then go for swissvax

http://www.swissvax.co.uk/product_detail/wax_products/glacier

[S4twiggy]

this is for white cars only mate

swissvax glacier

http://www.swissvax.co.uk/product_detail/wax_products/glacier

[Steve30]

Can I purchase a sample of this first just try it out ? 

[tech1889]

I think you buy the big pot or not at all.. I do know swissvax stuff is very highly rated

[S4twiggy]

dont get sucked into the swissvax name though. when you buy a 200ml pot, there is an insert in the pot which is only about 3/4 full. if you pull out the white insert and put it next to the pot you will know what i mean(not sure if all pots are like this but alot are)

for the price i would stick with Dodo mate, there is only so much a wax does and that is offer protection and a little shine but its all about the prep work to get the paint as good as it can get before you add the LSP, wax mostly just protects the work you have done on the paint prior to waxing.

by all means though try out Swissvax Glacier and see how you get on and let us know what it is like

[Mr Blue]

What makes this a £95 wax exactly? 

[S4twiggy]

 

[RussZS]

SV have done away with the insert on their newer pot design, but it's still a lot to spend on a wax.

For me, on white, you need to go for a sealant.  Wax generally gives a warmer, deeper look, which is great on dark colours and reds, but not ideal for white and light metallics, as they are naturally lacking in reflectivity.  To address this a 'man made' sealant can add to the finish to improve this 'issue', to an extent.

This EvoX I did with Wolf's Body Wrap for example...


P1030958 by RussZS, on Flickr