Liquid or Paste ?
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Liquid, because it's easier to work with.
Originally Posted By: Canadastang
Liquid, because it's easier to work with.
+1.
Liquid, because it's easier to work with.
+1.
Liquid if the paint is decent or Paste if the paint is really dull. Ed
Neither, since they both stain trim. If it weren't for that I'd buy it.
I have only use the N-F Liquid. Nice & easy to use with a good shine. Just keep it away from your trim pieces, that's all!
Id say liquid. I tried the paste and its not easy to work with. If u said megs gold class id say paste.
Consumer Reports rates the paste higher.
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Anyone remember Auri? It was sold on TV back in the late 80s I think? They'd wax a car with it,then set the car on fire haha
As I have gotten older, I learned the benefits of using a liquid wax. Some of the paste waxes though are very creamy and spread like warm butter. I still prefer liquid. I can manage it better to get a thin coat on. Plus, there are so many great waxes out these days. Even some of the spray waxes are excellent.
Originally Posted By: Phishin
I only use paste: FK1000P, Collinite #476 and #915
I love paste. Paste is your friend.
Ding ding ding!
If you're out of Nu-Finish, upgrade to one of those three.. IMHO, paste will last longer (both in the tub and on the car), and is easier to apply evenly.
... if you really MUST go liquid, then go with Collinite 845.
I only use paste: FK1000P, Collinite #476 and #915
I love paste. Paste is your friend.
Ding ding ding!
If you're out of Nu-Finish, upgrade to one of those three.. IMHO, paste will last longer (both in the tub and on the car), and is easier to apply evenly.
... if you really MUST go liquid, then go with Collinite 845.
I have using paste wax for as long as I can remember. Even since I bought a DA polisher and moved to liquid wax, I would say liquid.
I am a paste wax junkie. Love me some collinite 476S and good ol fashion old school Megs #16. Paste waxes...only hard to apply if your doing it wrong.
Originally Posted By: FastEddie
I am a paste wax junkie. Love me some collinite 476S and good ol fashion old school Megs #16. Paste waxes...only hard to apply if your doing it wrong.
I wish you would start a thread with some of your favorite products that you use for a detail.
I am a paste wax junkie. Love me some collinite 476S and good ol fashion old school Megs #16. Paste waxes...only hard to apply if your doing it wrong.
I wish you would start a thread with some of your favorite products that you use for a detail.
I second the motion!
If you simply wash then wax with no other prep work, get the liquid, as Nu Finish is a cleaner wax (or polish as they call it, but the real purpose of their product is the same as a wax/sealant), the cleaning portion of a cleaner wax does a better job with the liquid version.
If you prep your paint with all the steps (wash, clay, polish), you could go with a paste to get the best durability out of the product. If you do it this way, you might as well get a quality long lasting wax (Collinite for example). Not everyone has the time or inclination to do all the steps, hence the availability of cleaner waxes (also called All In One).
Usually, you will do many more cars with a single paste can vs a single bottle, so the paste a better value.
If you prep your paint with all the steps (wash, clay, polish), you could go with a paste to get the best durability out of the product. If you do it this way, you might as well get a quality long lasting wax (Collinite for example). Not everyone has the time or inclination to do all the steps, hence the availability of cleaner waxes (also called All In One).
Usually, you will do many more cars with a single paste can vs a single bottle, so the paste a better value.
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