Touch Up Paint and Wax Question...
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Touch Up Paint and Wax Question...
Guys I need some touch up paint to try and patch up a little hail damage from this last week...also I have a question about wax, what kinda wax do you guys use? I used MGuires(sp) last time, it looked good but didn't seem to stay on too long and was a pain in the butt to wipe off once applied...anyone use the liquid wax? How is it? I'm thinking this once every 6 months stuff isn't enough, and if I switch to the liquid wax it wont be nearly as time consuming and I'll be able to do it more like every 3 months or so...I've seen commercials for some new stuff from turtle wax and a couple other places...recommendations?
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I HIGHLY recommend you give Zaino a try
I know it's "raved" about alot on this board, but it works! I've used Meguire's, along with many other waxes, and nothing holds up like Zaino.
I detail cars on the side, and I haven't had a customer yet who hasn't commented on how great their car looks after I "Zaino them". They have also commented how after a rainfall, their cars are clean again
Others may recommend other waxes, and some are good, but in my opinion, nothing beats Zaino.
I know it's "raved" about alot on this board, but it works! I've used Meguire's, along with many other waxes, and nothing holds up like Zaino.
I detail cars on the side, and I haven't had a customer yet who hasn't commented on how great their car looks after I "Zaino them". They have also commented how after a rainfall, their cars are clean again
Others may recommend other waxes, and some are good, but in my opinion, nothing beats Zaino.
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Touch up paint can be bought at the dealership GM parts counter, they just need your paint code number and will order you a bottle of touch up paint. Most all waxes now come in liquid form only, just a few paste waxes left on the market........
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Originally posted by KevinSS
Touch up paint can be bought at the dealership GM parts counter, they just need your paint code number and will order you a bottle of touch up paint. Most all waxes now come in liquid form only, just a few paste waxes left on the market........
Touch up paint can be bought at the dealership GM parts counter, they just need your paint code number and will order you a bottle of touch up paint. Most all waxes now come in liquid form only, just a few paste waxes left on the market........
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