"Lucas" fast & easy speed wax
#1
"Lucas" fast & easy speed wax
Does anyone find this stuff to be good? It's "Lucas" brand slick mist fast and easy speed wax.
http://www.lucasoil.com.au/images/st...ickmistsml.gif
What you do is spray it on your clean vehicle, wipe with a soft towel and you have a waxed truck.
I'm just afraid to do the old fashioned waxing with the buffing and stuff because doesn't that leave tiny tiny swirl scratches?
I have been using this spray for a little while now and am quite impressed with it, just wondering if anyone else uses it.
http://www.lucasoil.com.au/images/st...ickmistsml.gif
What you do is spray it on your clean vehicle, wipe with a soft towel and you have a waxed truck.
I'm just afraid to do the old fashioned waxing with the buffing and stuff because doesn't that leave tiny tiny swirl scratches?
I have been using this spray for a little while now and am quite impressed with it, just wondering if anyone else uses it.
Last edited by plucky; 11-25-2009 at 07:07 PM. Reason: fixed a word
#2
Does anyone find this stuff to be good? It's "Lucas" brand slick mist fast and easy speed wax.
http://www.lucasoil.com.au/images/st...ickmistsml.gif
What you do is spray it on your clean vehicle, wipe with a soft towel and your have a waxed truck.
I'm just afraid to do the old fashioned waxing with the buffing and stuff because doesn't that leave tiny tiny swirl scratches?
I have been using this spray for a little while now and am quite impressed with it, just wondering if anyone else uses it.
http://www.lucasoil.com.au/images/st...ickmistsml.gif
What you do is spray it on your clean vehicle, wipe with a soft towel and your have a waxed truck.
I'm just afraid to do the old fashioned waxing with the buffing and stuff because doesn't that leave tiny tiny swirl scratches?
I have been using this spray for a little while now and am quite impressed with it, just wondering if anyone else uses it.
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I really like NXT, thats what I use a lot. I keep a California Car Duster in my truck though and give that a go over if its really dusty. Or hit it with the Meguiars Last Touch Detailer if its really bad and I have more time to kill. I have a bottle of Meguiars #26 in the garage though I need to try, a lot of the guys on the Meguiars forums are using the #26 and then topping it with the NXT with good results.
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#11
I only use the quick wax when I start to feel a little resistance on the rag when using the quick detailer.
Maybe once every month or two. I love the spray wax though.
#12
Don't mean to keep going on about this, but I'm wondering if using the quick spray wax (a good kind, not cheapo) is as good in the long run as a regular waxing job.
That Meguiars Quik Wax seems high quality stuff, I think I'll try it. That's if I can find it.
The sun is SO harsh here, I keep in the shade as much as possible, but I'd like to protect the finish as much as possible.
That Meguiars Quik Wax seems high quality stuff, I think I'll try it. That's if I can find it.
The sun is SO harsh here, I keep in the shade as much as possible, but I'd like to protect the finish as much as possible.
#14
Don't mean to keep going on about this, but I'm wondering if using the quick spray wax (a good kind, not cheapo) is as good in the long run as a regular waxing job.
That Meguiars Quik Wax seems high quality stuff, I think I'll try it. That's if I can find it.
The sun is SO harsh here, I keep in the shade as much as possible, but I'd like to protect the finish as much as possible.
That Meguiars Quik Wax seems high quality stuff, I think I'll try it. That's if I can find it.
The sun is SO harsh here, I keep in the shade as much as possible, but I'd like to protect the finish as much as possible.
Even if the product isnt 100% as good as paste wax, if Im using it much more then the difference is nil.
#15
Don't mean to keep going on about this, but I'm wondering if using the quick spray wax (a good kind, not cheapo) is as good in the long run as a regular waxing job.
That Meguiars Quik Wax seems high quality stuff, I think I'll try it. That's if I can find it.
The sun is SO harsh here, I keep in the shade as much as possible, but I'd like to protect the finish as much as possible.
That Meguiars Quik Wax seems high quality stuff, I think I'll try it. That's if I can find it.
The sun is SO harsh here, I keep in the shade as much as possible, but I'd like to protect the finish as much as possible.
#16
A spray-on wax is maintenance/booster wax you can use to give your car that "Just Waxed Look" faster than if you applied a normal coat of wax. It does leave behind a protective coating as well as a shine but a normal coat of a normal liquid or paste wax is going to leave behind a more substantial protective coating. There is nothing wrong with using spray waxes, but they should not replace a "normal" wax.
#17
The Meguiars Quik Wax is actually pretty good
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#22
I know this is not going to be a head turner but that Liquid Luster was the easiest liquid wax I had ever used, hands down. I'm not paying $12.00 a bottle and $15 for shipping . Can't find it at any auto shows anymore. For the past 5 years ( since I told my younger sister to hold off on the car care gift packs for X-mas till I use the other 4 up) I've been keeping with Mother's California Gold and a clay bar. I've seen those spray on types, I think its for those who take a few minutes after "every" car wash to wax their cars, I'm on the two times a year plan with our rides. The truck gets the brunt of the weather ( being out 24/7 and working near a quarry) my wife's car gets the garage next to the covered 89 Mustang GT convertible. Two coats by hand and then a finish coat with a orbital buffer.
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