Spray On Waxes

[yaman3]

Are any of these any good? I have always used a wipe on wax but I was just wondering if any of the spray ons were as effective. I would think they would be much easier.

[thearborbarber]

I use them as a touch up between washes. Works great for a black paint.

[yaman3]

Well, I guess I have been using them after each wash between "real" waxes. I was just kind of wondering if there was one out there that is equal to the real thing. It is just so much easier.

[peteking]

I use them as a touch up between washes. Works great for a black paint.

 

 

I use Meguiar's Spray Detailer in-between waxes. Really makes my black paint shine again. It's great for when I'm feeling lazy, but it doesn't offer the protection that a wax and/or paint sealer does....

[peteking]

Well, I guess I have been using them after each wash between "real" waxes. I was just kind of wondering if there was one out there that is equal to the real thing. It is just so much easier.

 

...I haven't heard of any spray wax as being equal to the "real" waxes...but there could be something out there...?

[Zembonez]

Spray on wax doesn't begin to compare with a good applied and lovingly buffed real wax coat. They are good for quick touchups between real wax jobs though.

[Zembonez]

Drat!

 

Dreaded double post.

[thearborbarber]

Easy on, easy off has always been the rule of thumb for waxes.

[GMCSierraSLE1500]

If I do use a spray on its Meguiar's Quick Wax and Meguiar's Quick Detailer, they are both good for touchups but they will never replace true waxing.

[DEV1ST8R]

I got roped into an infomercial for EagleOne car care products...anybody use their new "gel wax"? Supposedly it doesn't have to dry on, won't turn the black plastic white, and penetrates and smoothes better. It's highly possible that I was simply mesmerized by the hot lady marketing it, or was hypnotized as it was about 4:30 in the morning - but it sure looked like cool stuff!