I'm looking for an easy on easy off wax, preferably a quick wax, I don't want a spray wax, I've used automagic banana magic in the past, but upon doing a little research, I see Malco Cherry flash and banana wet wax, I also see All American banana wax and Cherry wax I also see chemical guys butter wet wax. Does anybody have any experience with these waxes. Or anything similar. Thank you.
Quick wax
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I was thinking about getting that after I put quick wax on it something that's easy on easy off. How long does the seal and shine last?
I have used the Chemical Guys Butter wax. It is ok, and works as advertised.....but compared to Colinite 845, it is no comparison. Colinite is far superior IMHO.
You can't beat Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic. Don't have to spray it either. Just dump some on a microfiber, wax on, wax off. Enjoy the epic shine and unparalleled protection.
That's a little harder to work with though isn't it? The Collinite? I heard somewhere it was hard remove. And I have breathing problems, so I don't want to get into something I can't handle.
I saw that but it doesn't look quite that easy, when I saw the video. Maybe I'm missing something. LOL
That’s a waste IMO. Turtle wax provides plenty of protection. Look up vids on YouTube. I’d say you probably get 3-6 months of protection depending on how u prep, wash, etc. 10 bucks for a bottle at Walmart can’t be beat. Literally wax an entire car in 10-15 mins
Colinite comes in both paste and liquid forms. The liquid version is what I am referring to.
What type of prepping, besides washing?
I've not found anything easier. Just waxed our Pilatus PC12, took me 1 hour. That's a lot of surface area too!
Quick wax is usually the spray and wipe kind that goes over an existing coat of carnauba to lengthen how long it lasts, is that what you are looking for? Or do you want an actual liquid wax you apply with an applicator and later wipe off?
How exactly do you do it?
No I'm looking for what I described.. that's my fault. An easy on easy off wax, that you put on with an applicator..
If you want a true carnauaba, I find most of them to be pretty similar.
If you want a synthetic that doesn't look quite as nice and lasts much longer, I would just go straight to something like Megs Fast Finish which is simple to apply and lasts like 6+ months especially if you park in a garage.
I don’t do it cuz I’m lazy as heck but decontamination, clay bar, etc
Yeah unable to do that unfortunately.. I have asthma and COPD..
Generally speaking, the quick waxes like butter wax are easy to apply but don’t have a long durability.
Spray wax products have come a long ways. The Griots product mentioned earlier is a great one. Easy to apply and wipe off. I am a satisfied user of the 3 in 1 Ceramic. There are products from Meguiars that are very good. These give very good durability with very little effort.
One thing to note; most waxes are a combination of polymers and maybe some wax and lately SiO2 which is the ceramic component. Waxes have evolved to the point where they should be called sealants.
Spray wax products have come a long ways. The Griots product mentioned earlier is a great one. Easy to apply and wipe off. I am a satisfied user of the 3 in 1 Ceramic. There are products from Meguiars that are very good. These give very good durability with very little effort.
One thing to note; most waxes are a combination of polymers and maybe some wax and lately SiO2 which is the ceramic component. Waxes have evolved to the point where they should be called sealants.
you sound like the target market for https://www.griotsgarage.com/ceramic-3-in-1-wax/. its lasts months and months... and super easy.
I havent used real wax in years but this stuff is GREAT .. and easy. still beading water after the rain washed the salt off a couple days ago.
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