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Best car wax for a white car?

worded · 2021-08-18 16:13:43

I recall the blood sweat and tears of dried on car wax that was like baked tar to get off a car in my youth on my dad's cars. On my own car I used Auto Glynn super resin polish and it was suspiciously easy to remove What the best polish out there in your opinion?

18-08-2021 4:13pm

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I recall the blood sweat and tears of dried on car wax that was like baked tar to get off a car in my youth on my dad's cars.
On my own car I used Auto Glynn super resin polish and it was suspiciously easy to remove

What the best polish out there in your opinion?

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#2 21-08-2021 9:34am

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Good aul' Turtle Wax. They say it's more suited for use on older vehicles. What age is your car?

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#3 21-08-2021 11:11pm

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Might get good advice on the detailing forum - https://www.boards.ie/categories/car-detailing

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#4 25-08-2021 6:45am

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Fusso do a wax for light coloured cars - haven't used it myself but tends to be highly recommended. https://pirategarage.ie/product/soft-99-fusso-coat-light-200g/

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#5 25-08-2021 6:54am

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Fusso can be a bit "fussy" to use but is excellent. I think Bilt Hamber double speed wax is a really good all rounder, isn't expensive either but saying that I'd go for something like Gtechniq C2 v3 as it's easier to apply

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