Butter Wax

[mwelton]

I used butter wax on my cars last week. Applied with a machine buffer. I noticed after driving trough a heavy rain the surface of the cars lost their "slick" feel. Is that usually what happens during a heavy rain? And if so is there a better Adams product that holds the "slick" feel longer? Thanks in advance

[falcaineer]

Buttery Wax isn't know for longevity. For quick application, I'd recommend you take a look at HGG or CB. If you want a wax with high longevity, consider the Ceramic Paste Wax. PS is also awesome for longevity and slickness, using HGG for a boost every 3-4 washes.

 

Take a look at this article for more:

 

 

[mwelton]

Thanks. I have a bottle of H2O Guard. I'll look into the ceramic Past Wax and paint sealant.

[falcaineer]

1 hour ago, mwelton said:

Thanks. I have a bottle of H2O Guard. I'll look into the ceramic Past Wax and paint sealant.

 

In that case, throw some HGG on there next wash and watch it shine! Here's a video and an article on the HGG (which is also my favorite Adam's product)

 

 

 

 

 

[mwelton]

That is awesome. Looks like very little effort. Thanks for the tip.

[falcaineer]

It really is. Couple more tips... Wash the HGG towels immediately after use (don't let them dry with chemicals in them), and separately from your other MF towels. Hopefully you have the MRB?

[mwelton]

Thanks. I'm actually ordering some tomorrow.

[falcaineer]

Remember the 10% forum discount (shineon) if a 15% isn't available on the site. You may also be able to find a 15% off code out there somewhere.

[coral farmer]

Code Spice for 15% and good until Nov 5th

Edited October 29, 2018 by coral farmer

[ObsessedDetailer]

12 hours ago, falcaineer said:

Remember the 10% forum discount (shineon) if a 15% isn't available on the site. You may also be able to find a 15% off code out there somewhere.

I use “GBADAMS” for a 20% off. It’s a little iffy sometimes though. It doesn’t always work