Waxes vs poly-sealants

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Agent Smith, Aug 4, 2003.

  1. Agent Smith

    Agent Smith Guest

    Hi everyone,


    Can you guys share some insight on waxes vs poly-sealants? Likes /
    dislikes? The car in question is a '97 Civic LX (Canadian assembly).

    Thanks!
     
    Agent Smith, Aug 4, 2003
    #1
  2. Agent Smith

    Red 1993 Civic EX Coupe Guest

    Stay with carnuba waxes. I have tried so many different waxes and
    sealants. But always come back to carnuba based waxes. Poly sealants may
    last longer but a quality carnuba wax will give the best shine.
    Be sure to first pre-clean the paint. If the paint is already in good
    shape, use a paint cleaning clay. Sounds weird but it will get off all
    the tiny little specs of tree sap and bug crap off the paing. You should
    be able to feel the before and after effect of using the clay on the
    paint. Try www.griotsgarage.com products. They are a catalog company so
    you won't find their products in stores but I have had the best results
    to date with their "Best-Of-Show" wax and paint cleaning clay. Send for
    the catalog, you will learn a lot about care care from the catalog
    alone.

    Good Luck,
    B.
     
    Red 1993 Civic EX Coupe, Aug 7, 2003
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