Wax??

[Tom Martin]

Can anybody tell me the best product for my car? It's the dark grey and is way shiney but I like to keep it that way. I've tried just about every kind of "quick detailer" on it and have found that Girot's Speed Shine is the best. Now I need to find the best wax or glaze. I just read an article on the internet that said that Liquid Glass was best so I'm going to try that. Anybody got a better idea??

 

[Tuna]

C-Magic.

Premium car wax and polish | C Magic Wax: Engineered to Shine

You can get it direct or through the NCM Store.
I switched from Liquid Glass to C-Magic several years ago. I've tried Zaino and Griot's products and I'm still using C-Magic.

 

[BigJimZ16]

Can anybody tell me the best product for my car? It's the dark grey and is way shiney but I like to keep it that way. I've tried just about every kind of "quick detailer" on it and have found that Girot's Speed Shine is the best. Now I need to find the best wax or glaze. I just read an article on the internet that said that Liquid Glass was best so I'm going to try that. Anybody got a better idea??

I'm a firm believer in C-Magic!!! Great shine and protection for the finish!! The entire C-magic line of products is on both of my Vettes!!

 

[LLC5]

Can anybody tell me the best product for my car? It's the dark grey and is way shiney but I like to keep it that way. I've tried just about every kind of "quick detailer" on it and have found that Girot's Speed Shine is the best. Now I need to find the best wax or glaze. I just read an article on the internet that said that Liquid Glass was best so I'm going to try that. Anybody got a better idea??

There really is no "best product" for your vehicle. All the leading manufacturers of car care polish and waxes have a good product. I use Chemical Guys.com myself because of the price and product, but I wouldn't say that it is any better than any one else's. It's all about the prep work involved to get and maintain a superior finish. It can take a lot of time to start from scratch and follow all the process's involved to make a finish as good as it can get, most vehicles can run 8+ hours or more from start to finish. If you are going to do a one step process, then a cleaner/wax or sealant is your best product to use as it can clean a little of the surface contaminants (but just a little, and there is a lot usually) and apply a shine and protectant at the same time. Good luck with your choice, I'm sure that your car will look great.

 

[GS Diva]

I believe that the National Corvette Museum now supports the Adams line of detailing products. As others have said, it is all about the prep before the finishes.

Elaine