Well, I just saw a commercial for Turtle Wax's new Color Cure wax. Seems pretty interesting. Supposedly removes scratches and swirl marks while waxing your finish.Do any of you guys know anything about this product?

 

Well I can't tell you about the stuff, but I bought some of it myself the other day. Being that my truck is black it shows the scratches a little too much. So I figured give it a try and see what happens. Worse comes to worse I spent $8 for nothing. But if it works as well as it's supposed to Buh Bye scratches! As soon as I get to use it I'll get back to ya!

 

It's actually the same as their old product called color magic? They just changed the name for markenting puposes and added the "chip stick".
I can tell you that on my wife's 2000 black Altima, it works fabulous. Her car however does not have clear coat believe it or not.
The black wax absolutely fills in tiny "white" scratches. The best part is that you don't get white dust in the trim and around weather seals. Haven't tried it on my truck yet but keep in mind we have clear coat. Still love the benefit of no white dust
P.S. It is a polish not a wax. Polish is a polymer and lasts longer than any natural wax can hold up against the elements.
Also where gloves. It will stain your hands.

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2001 F150 XLT SC SPORT 4X4 FLARESIDE
* Black
* 4.6
* Auto
* awesome factory 10 spoke 17" wheels
* "MAN"ual shift 4x4
* 3.55 Limited slip
* Captains chairs W/console
* Factory tube steps
* Slider
* FORD bedliner

[This message has been edited by JDF (edited 04-03-2001).]

 

Where do they sell this product. I also have black thanks?

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2001 F-150 5.4L trition,
Regular cab with 8' bed
XLT with Black Clearcoat
4x4 3.55 limited slip
factory cab steps
class III tow package
Factory ordered: 12/5
recieved: 2/22

Current Mods: Ford Plastic bedliner, Bug Deflector II

 

I hope it's better than Color Majic. Used that on my red Ramcharger, after three washes it was gone.

 

Now I remember why I ordered a Silver truck.
All my other cars/trucks have been dark colours. This is the first Silver i have had. It is so much easier to maintain.
Lazy man's colour.

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2001 Silver XLT 2x4 SuperCrew (Gen II) 5.4L 3.55LS Tow Package & Cab Steps

Mods: K&N Filter, LoRider by Raider Fiberglass Tonneau, Stull Billet Grille (Black)

Tow: 31FT. Glendette Deluxe Camper Trailer

last truck: 1998 F150 XLT SC 4.6l

 

Now my question is...since it's a polish is it okay to apply a wax over the polish. I know Meguire's has a system that uses a polish and wax.

And I guess I have a second question, is it okay to mix products? I like Meguire's wax alot and would like to use it over the polish. Anyone have any info on this?