- Feb 13, 2008
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Im sure this has been asked before but I tried using the "search" button but got no results. I know Nu Finish claims to be the "once a year" car polish and protect better and longer compared to WAX. But I was wondering since it is technically considered a CAR POLISH would anyone on here reccomend still waxing the car after using Nu Finsh? I have used it before but never really given it much thought until now since I don't want to lessen the life of my paint on the GT. I have seen first hand the wonders nu finish does on cars and trucks.
When I went down to North Carolina to visit my grandmother a buddy of mine down there used Nu Finish (in its paste form) on his Ford Ranger. The truck was black and he told me in the 10+ years he had owned it he NEVER once washed or waxed it. Add this to the high temperatures of the South and the paint was so dirty and sunbaked it looked like flat black. He spent an entire week doing the whole truck and by the time I was leaving he showed it to me and the paint was back to a mirror shine.
When I went down to North Carolina to visit my grandmother a buddy of mine down there used Nu Finish (in its paste form) on his Ford Ranger. The truck was black and he told me in the 10+ years he had owned it he NEVER once washed or waxed it. Add this to the high temperatures of the South and the paint was so dirty and sunbaked it looked like flat black. He spent an entire week doing the whole truck and by the time I was leaving he showed it to me and the paint was back to a mirror shine.
. Most detailers will recommend every 4 to 6 months, depending on the harshness of the climate where you live.
