Wash & Wax (Pics)
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Looks very nice! 
I too like the FX Synwax a bit better than NXT... especially on light colors.
Just a tip here... try using FX Spray Wax after every wash to keep it looking like that (or even better). As a matter of fact, I use the FX Spray Wax during my drying process... that's right, during the drying process. I wash the vehicle, flood rinse to minimize standing water, and then dry with a WW towel, using a mist of the Spray Wax as I am drying. Works great, and saves a step!
I too like the FX Synwax a bit better than NXT... especially on light colors.
Just a tip here... try using FX Spray Wax after every wash to keep it looking like that (or even better). As a matter of fact, I use the FX Spray Wax during my drying process... that's right, during the drying process. I wash the vehicle, flood rinse to minimize standing water, and then dry with a WW towel, using a mist of the Spray Wax as I am drying. Works great, and saves a step!
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Thanks for the comments guys. I will admit this truck has only seen very light mud twice... it's a "garage queen".
Boss, thanks for the Spray Wax tip. I've never been a fan of Spray Wax products, but I'll give it a shot.
Boss, thanks for the Spray Wax tip. I've never been a fan of Spray Wax products, but I'll give it a shot.
