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TrueBlueNJ

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Like the title says, anybody use it, does it actually work well? What brand works the best, any tips? thanks.

 

The Green GT

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I used the Eagle 1 Wax as You Dry

COMPLETE CRAP

 

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gtbrad

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I'd recommend using Meguiar's Quik Wax in between your real wax jobs.

But I've always found my Meguiar's Quick Detailer to work great in between washes.

 

1988_gt_mustang

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ive used the eagle 1 stuff that comes free with the soap, works good for a little while just doesnt last long.

 

V6muscle00

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im not really sure what a wax as u dry is but if ur looking for something in between regular waxes try 3m hand glaze. it takes a little work but i used the stuff and it looked like i had just waxed my car

 

Adverse2Change

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I've used a few brands... currently using Eagle One's take on it. It's decent at best... not really a good substitue for waxing. But alas it is perfect for a lazy person like me.

 

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BullittAndy

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Unless you wax your car every time you wash it then these products work great as 10 minute subsitute for a 1 hour waxing.

 

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dannyboy1999

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meguiars quick detailer to pull up lightly bonded crud after a wash and get rid of water marks if you have any followed by mequiars quick wax is your best bet for in between waxing

 

JRS02GT

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I use Wax As U Dry in between hand waxes. I like it just to keep the wax job looking fresh. I get a lot of compliments on my car's appearance too.

 

1987stangman

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I use the Eagle Nano wax. Comes in a spray (and paste) that is a caranuba wax. After washing the car it takes about 1hr to apply but it lasts about 3 mon.

 

justin

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I use Poorboys QW+ (spray wax with carnuba) in between waxes. It gives a deep shine and a lof of reflection.

 

kstng50

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i use some stuff from ardex that you spray on and rinse off it works great between waxes. it smells like bananas too.

 

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qcrun98

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dannyboy1999 said:

meguiars quick detailer to pull up lightly bonded crud after a wash and get rid of water marks if you have any followed by mequiars quick wax is your best bet for in between waxing

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I agree this is the best I have found.