American Waxing Products
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American Waxing Products
Hello, all!
I've been looking at the forums for a while and it really helped me out as I waxed my Mustang for the first time this afternoon.
I'm an American, but I live in Japan and as far as I can tell, we don't have most of the wax products that are available in the States. For today's job, I used the popular Japanese wax, Soft99. I wasn't very impressed and I'm thinking about asking my brother to send me some good stuff from back home.
I have a black 2011 GT. I'd like to get a good, easy to use wax, a plastic cleaner and possibly a compound for scratches and clay bar.
There is good info spread all over the forum, but it would be really helpful to get some reccomendations here. I'd totally appreciate hearing what everybody uses on their black Stangs.
Thanks!
I've been looking at the forums for a while and it really helped me out as I waxed my Mustang for the first time this afternoon.
I'm an American, but I live in Japan and as far as I can tell, we don't have most of the wax products that are available in the States. For today's job, I used the popular Japanese wax, Soft99. I wasn't very impressed and I'm thinking about asking my brother to send me some good stuff from back home.
I have a black 2011 GT. I'd like to get a good, easy to use wax, a plastic cleaner and possibly a compound for scratches and clay bar.
There is good info spread all over the forum, but it would be really helpful to get some reccomendations here. I'd totally appreciate hearing what everybody uses on their black Stangs.
Thanks!
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I use Mothers or Meguiers clay bars. For polishes, swirl removal, & wax I use Poorboy's. Natty's Blue wax by Poorboy's is easy to apply/remove, & gives excellent depth & wetness. All available at www.autogeek.net.
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I use Mothers or Meguiers clay bars. For polishes, swirl removal, & wax I use Poorboy's. Natty's Blue wax by Poorboy's is easy to apply/remove, & gives excellent depth & wetness. All available at www.autogeek.net.
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