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If you prefer liquid Buttery Wax may suit you better. It is a fine product, it lasts, and shine is great, I don't believe there is a down side to Buttery Wax, it's a great wax and looks great.

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If you prefer liquid Buttery Wax may suit you better. It is a fine product, it lasts, and shine is great, I don't believe there is a down side to Buttery Wax, it's a great wax and looks great.

 

longevity, Buttery is only meant to last for around 30days +- depending on conditions.

 

then again with this heat americana isnt going to last long either :lolsmack:

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longevity, Buttery is only meant to last for around 30days +- depending on conditions.

 

then again with this heat americana isnt going to last long either :lolsmack:

Again, I have had Buttery Wax last for several months here in Central Pennsylvania. I believe that it has almost as long as life as Americana regardless of what the official company line is about life. However, I agree the heat and sun will really shorten the life span of any wax. But I have had Buttery almost last an entire winter. (read November-March).

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Again, I have had Buttery Wax last for several months here in Central Pennsylvania. I believe that it has almost as long as life as Americana regardless of what the official company line is about life. However, I agree the heat and sun will really shorten the life span of any wax. But I have had Buttery almost last an entire winter. (read November-March).

 

thats awesome! here in south jersey buttery lasts 3 weeks and im adding another coat of americana every 2 months...

 

I guess its all the nuclear fall out and spray on tan floating in the air degrading the finish :willy::jester:

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thats awesome! here in south jersey buttery lasts 3 weeks and im adding another coat of americana every 2 months...

 

I guess its all the nuclear fall out and spray on tan floating in the air degrading the finish :willy::jester:

 

I'm guessing the biggest difference is he probably keeps his car in a garage.

 

You still keep your's in your pocket :jester:

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I'm guessing the biggest difference is he probably keeps his car in a garage.

 

You still keep your's in your pocket :jester:

Nope not in a garage, it was my daily driver and I was very pleased with Buttery Wax. I just hate to see it dismissed as a lower quality wax then the Americana. I really think it is a great wax and is superior to almost every wax out there. Remember I've been using Adam's for a long, long time and when I started there was no wax in the product line, so Buttery Wax was a big step. I still keep and use it quite a bit, really do like it.

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Nope not in a garage, it was my daily driver and I was very pleased with Buttery Wax. I just hate to see it dismissed as a lower quality wax then the Americana. I really think it is a great wax and is superior to almost every wax out there. Remember I've been using Adam's for a long, long time and when I started there was no wax in the product line, so Buttery Wax was a big step. I still keep and use it quite a bit, really do like it.

 

 

Yes, I'm liking the look of Buttery on my white Honda Fit as of late. I have all the line of Adams and Buttery for this car seems to be getting the nood these days. :drool:

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