[PTJD]

Originally Posted by Calgarydetail

I will have to find a wife that loves wax as much as I do... if not im going to be single for a long itme,,

and yeah the zymol tubs suck.. the lids are hell to get on, if you look at the jar the wrong way it breaks... its unforuntate because the product inside is so good....

so.. how do you like titanium and concours?

Love the Concours, easy on and off, looks great. Only tried the Titanium on a small area on the wifes car. As soon as the weather cooperates thinking of putting a base of Titanium on and finishing with Concours.

[sneek]

Originally Posted by Calgarydetail

I will have to find a wife that loves wax as much as I do... if not im going to be single for a long itme,,

and yeah the zymol tubs suck.. the lids are hell to get on, if you look at the jar the wrong way it breaks... its unforuntate because the product inside is so good....

so.. how do you like titanium and concours?

haha well...you could always keep it under wraps. You can polish desks, washers and dryers, deep freezers. .... not that I would know that off hand for any good reason.....

[Calgarydetail]

Originally Posted by PTJD

Love the Concours, easy on and off, looks great. Only tried the Titanium on a small area on the wifes car. As soon as the weather cooperates thinking of putting a base of Titanium on and finishing with Concours.

I would adive against it. One great thing about zymol is the way the wax transforms the paint, each of the zymol waxes has its own optical range. Its hard to explain but im sure you understand since you have used concours... its almost like a glow.

When mixing waxes you loose this optical range, the two combine to have no so nice effects. although the car will be very shiney it wont have that look that you are paying for....

[klumzypinoy]

It was hard at first but I got the hang of it

[PTJD]

Originally Posted by Calgarydetail

I would adive against it. One great thing about zymol is the way the wax transforms the paint, each of the zymol waxes has its own optical range. Its hard to explain but im sure you understand since you have used concours... its almost like a glow.

When mixing waxes you loose this optical range, the two combine to have no so nice effects. although the car will be very shiney it wont have that look that you are paying for....

You make a good point, I thought I would get the durability of Titanium for the winter months and the glow of Concours.

[richy]

What an awesome title for the thread when you wanna go "Yup" even before you read it or know what the hell it's talking about!!

[D&D Auto Detailing]

Sounds like the DP Max Wax containers.

[Nica]

Originally Posted by richy

What an awesome title for the thread when you wanna go "Yup" even before you read it or know what the hell it's talking about!!

hahaha yea that's what I was thinking too hahahahaha