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Last Step Process/Protection In order to protect all your hard work and to keep your vehicle looking like new it’s important to know how to use a wax/sealant properly. Do you have a question about a wax or sealant? Do you have a unique way of applying wax? Feel free to post here.

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Old 06-20-2008, 01:37 PM
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ANy use this? How do you like it? Any opinions please

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Old 06-20-2008, 01:51 PM
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Looks very wet, super easy to apply and remove. Lasts about 20 minutes
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I believe its the same as CG's Butter wet wax...easy to use...very wet looking..but lasts about a week...nice for a show or wanting the car to look great for a night or 2...

maybe 2-3 coats may last a bit longer....if it had good durability it would be a killer product as far as looks.....the car drips after using it..but as said a week or 2 tops....

I have the CG Butter wax and I like it....but its not very durable....maybe with something like Blitz or AW over it ..it may work longer..but it sure is a wet looking LSP....

Now on the subject...ClearKotes Carnauba wax is just as wet looking but it lasts much much longer..great product but never discussed....

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I have the ck moose wax and love it!!!!! Great product
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CMW was another I was lookin at thanks
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Moosewax is a cleaner wax right?
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I believe its the same as CG's Butter wet wax...easy to use...very wet looking..but lasts about a week...nice for a show or wanting the car to look great for a night or 2...

maybe 2-3 coats may last a bit longer....if it had good durability it would be a killer product as far as looks.....the car drips after using it..but as said a week or 2 tops....

I have the CG Butter wax and I like it....but its not very durable....maybe with something like Blitz or AW over it ..it may work longer..but it sure is a wet looking LSP....

Now on the subject...ClearKotes Carnauba wax is just as wet looking but it lasts much much longer..great product but never discussed....

AL
How does CG butter wax compare to OCW ? Looks only.
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if you mean the Optimum wax..butter wax looks better...more of a deeper wetter gloss....Opt did not last long on paint here in mass...I guess its the acid rain and fallout here...if I had to do paint with either product every week or 2 I would do the butter wax...it has the better look to it and very easy on and off....

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I have a full gallon of CG butter wet wax and i would be happy to send you a sample if you want one to try out
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Old 06-20-2008, 08:20 PM
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if you mean the Optimum wax..butter wax looks better...more of a deeper wetter gloss....Opt did not last long on paint here in mass...I guess its the acid rain and fallout here...if I had to do paint with either product every week or 2 I would do the butter wax...it has the better look to it and very easy on and off....

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Thanks , I have some CG BW but havn't tried it yet.
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