Cherry Wet Wax pic's
 

Here is only the second coat of Cherry Wet Wax on my True Blue. This was after a trip down to Columbus. The wax had been applied two weeks prior in the sun light, and removed in the sun light... this left the best finish I have ever seen.
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: Nice!!

:bows:

Looks sweet, very nice finish..:bows: :beers:
Bill

I may have to try that stuff next time after I clay bar my truck. I am a believer. :thumbsup:

glad to hear it! I just got a 32 ounce bottle in the mail last week and havent used it yet. I have heard nothing but great things about it, the only downside is the cost of the shipping almost double the price of the item itself. :(

That's one sweet and shiny looking ride!

CWW is the bomb, I have people always complimenting me on the finish that it leaves, so much so that people are wanting to pay me to wax their vehicles. If you buy CWW by the gallon the shipping isn't to bad. Looks good 93cobra:rocker:

Looks real good. :thumbsup:

Nice! What do you use on your sidesteps?

Thanks to BadAzz516, I use CWW aswell, and that ish is the bomb! Really brings the blue out of my paint!

-Mike

Thanks everyone! I highly recommend this wax to all of you. I also applied it to my Cobra, and it has never looked better. Pictures will follow of that as well. This stuff leaves an incredible finish that is actually very durable. The dark paints will never look better as it brings out the deep color. I bought the big jug of it... was the best deal available from Coats Products. They supplied the mist that goes along with the wax... also the best I have ever used.
For the side steps, I use nothing at all. I am afraid to put anything on plastic parts for fear of prematurely destroying them with whatever chemical is in it. I hear WD-40 works wonders on the plastic pieces though.

Ditto that...WD-40 works really well for shining up the plastic pieces. I used it on the plastic mirrors on my old GT all the time. Good for removing wax from the plastic too.

The nice thing is that it doesn't wash off as quick as armor all type stuff. :beers:

D@mn Phil. Keep that truck away from 42. Looks GREAT.
Maybe we can get together and do the Cobra with that stuff.

93Cobra looks good. It is definitely one of the easiest waxes to put on a truck. The only downside is the shipping and handling price. You might as well get a gallon if your gonna buy it. I love my gallon.:rocker: