Car Wax recommendations

Yes, it contains carnauba. Do you know who's the manufacturer ? I did some yahooing but I only found dealers. None close to Monaco.

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I checked the bottle and it doesn't state who makes it. Just says it's bottled in Germany.

I have some great shine with Klasse all in one. I've heard form people who use Sealant glaze on top of it and it is harder to apply. Have not compared it to Carnauba in the shine department but this will do it for me.

Use Klasse, then follow up with a coat of Carnauba. Depending on the condition of your paint, you'll see depth of shine not seen with Klasse alone.

Next Saturday, I'll go to Monaco, there's a company specialized in teflon coating. Rather expensive but worth to be interested in.

Thanks for all the answers.

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Think about how Teflon (PTFE) is applied to pots and pans. Particularly look at what temperature this must occur.

With that in mind, you'll see that its inclusion in car care products is nothing more than a sham.

I have been using many kind of waxes for my various cars, I have an old Rodeo a Range Rover and a black Z4. I find that im washing my cars a lot and I ran into the same problem; my friend told me about this all natural stuff and works really well it lasts and It really brings out the shine. It is called Auto Derm and works really well. Check out the website

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I have been using many kind of waxes for my various cars, I have an old Rodeo a Range Rover and a black Z4. I find that im washing my cars a lot and I ran into the same problem; my friend told me about this all natural stuff and works really well it lasts and It really brings out the shine. It is called Auto Derm and works really well. Check out the website

if you want to email the guy it is snipped-for-privacy@aol.com check it out. I hope this was helpful it has some helpful stuff on the website to so.

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I have been using many kind of waxes for my various cars, I have an old Rodeo a Range Rover and a black Z4. I find that im washing my cars a lot and I ran into the same problem; my friend told me about this all natural stuff and works really well it lasts and It really brings out the shine. It is called Auto Derm and works really well. Check out the website

if you want to email the guy it is snipped-for-privacy@aol.com check it out. I hope this was helpful it has some helpful stuff on the website to so.

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Thanks for the link. And specially suited to Z3s (see the picture under "why autoderm") :-))) Now we have a rather complete product palette. Good matter for comparison and discussion with the vendor. Bye

Easy to put on. Lasts a long time. Gives a great shine.

I recall that stuff got top ratings in Consumers Reports. I'm sure it is partly due to ease of use and longevity. But I don't think it will shine as well as a real wax (carnuba).

I used it a few years back. It's a good, inexpensive product - but it can't compare to Zymol.

Tom K.

Agreed - Zymol is still my favorite, especially on my Z4 where deep reflections make the curves and creases look awesome. Nufinish isn't a bad product but it's seen as outdated in detailing circles. It's a polish/polymer sealant formulated in the 80s and is more harsh than modern products and lacks depth of shine. There are better polymer sealants out now from Meguiars NXT to Eagle One Nanowax to Mothers Reflections and more. epbrown

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A co-worker and Camero SS enthusaist introduced me to Zaino Brothers which he uses exclusively on both his black and red cameros which he enters in shows frequently. Both his cars have incredible depth and shine in their paint.

One afternoon he and I worked on the hood of my E28 to see if we could restore some shine to the diamond schwartz paint it made a big difference in only a couple of hours of work. Based on his information on how long the shines lasts, etc. I'm sold on it though it is a little expensive. Check out the site if you are intersted there is a good deal of information on their methods and products.

DT

I also own a VW Passat and found out that Porsche and VW recommended Blitz wax.

I remember reading it was best for the paint formulas used on European cars. Have no idea if it's true or not, but all the folks on the B5 forum were using it so I ordered some and it's been very good. I'm using it on my E90 as well and it's held up very well to the South Texas weather.