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Shiny :)
Sure does shine after a wax job 
At 32,000 miles now. Boy that's a lot of work though. I'll stick to the fastwax stuff unless I really do need to do a Karate Kid type of wax on, wax off job!
At 32,000 miles now. Boy that's a lot of work though. I'll stick to the fastwax stuff unless I really do need to do a Karate Kid type of wax on, wax off job!
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Not too shabby...
Be careful with the 'quick wax' types of products though... while they'll shine it up and get it looking good, the longevity on protection is a little less than to be desired. In short, make a healthy habit of applying every month or so so that you're protected adequately. Also, a couple of coats won't hurt anything.
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Be careful with the 'quick wax' types of products though... while they'll shine it up and get it looking good, the longevity on protection is a little less than to be desired. In short, make a healthy habit of applying every month or so so that you're protected adequately. Also, a couple of coats won't hurt anything.
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Oh I know about the quicky waxes not lasting long. I'll do it the old fashioned way when I really need to. I just don't have time like I used to when I was single. I always kept my cars spotless back then. These days I have to do the washing and so on as quick as I can. A good wax jpb usually gets put off due to time constraints. It feels good when you get it done though. It looks so much better.
