Adams Buttery Wax?
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Can we not talk about wax?Seriously! Its not going to be warm enough around here till at least March. Oh BTW,no waxing pictures or drinking Carona and gripping about getting sun burns either lol lol.
I dunno.. is 60 degrees too cold to wax my car?
I know two people who have used Buttery Wax, they like it and the online reviews back up their appreciation for the product. Don't expect longevity but the ease of use may make up for that.
I wish we had a dry 60° day coming up so I could do the winter detail on the BMW and MDX; I'd wax at 60° but not lower unless it was a special circumstance.
I wish we had a dry 60° day coming up so I could do the winter detail on the BMW and MDX; I'd wax at 60° but not lower unless it was a special circumstance.
It's good on toast.
I have used this product below 50 degrees and applied in direct sunlight above 80 degrees. Easy to apply and remove, but does not last as long as other products. If you have a darker color paint, it will make it pop and look wet.
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Well got around to waxing the Mazda6 today and I'm impressed with the wax removal and results. Waxing on is similar to most wax products but wax removal was very easy. The finished product looks a bit muted but very deep. My hands looked like I was eating a melted moon pie banana flavored but I'm happy with the results. We'll see about wax protection/longevity but appearance is impressive. Wax removal ease is outstanding.
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Can you post a picture or two? Sounds like a good product.
Looks great. I'll have to try it. Autogeek?
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