[FMINUS]

SO whats what?

[reefer_bob]

I'm not tellin yet!

[FMINUS]

well?

[reefer_bob]

Guess no one wants to guess...

Side A is the Zymol, with what I think its tighter beading.

Side B is the Swissvax.

Both sides still look spectacular.

[klumzypinoy]

Both sides seem to bead awesome. Reminds me of my Glasur beading

[reefer_bob]

Update... from a wash today.

Wax was applied 3.27. Today is 5.6... you do the math for how many days it is...

IMHO, the SV side is looking better than the Z side is. This was confirmed in person by the GF, and the next door neighbour.

Over all:


Swissvax side:


Zymol side:


These pictures are after a wash with Adams carwash.

[IanB]

But, I wanted to let you know, that in my opinion, at this time I would be hard pressed to not just say 'There done' apply more wax as directed.

However, I understand for the purpose of this test that won't be happening.

On a more scientific question, how well does dirt 'release' during your pre-rinse process on the two waxes?

This I would very much like to hear...Great post, and I look forward to more discussion!
IB

[reefer_bob]

Ian,

I'm not sure I understand your first comment about apply more wax as directed?

Dirt release... Both release dirt immediately. It's quite amazing to just watch the brown water rinse away. I'm not sure I can tell a difference, but I will take a look next time!

[IanB]

I think, if you are getting dirt to release, and when dry it still has that pop and look, that is all I require of my wax. When I see water 'pooling' up near the windshield area of my car, I can't stand not applying more wax (this is usually about 4 weeks with Victoria Collectors) However, maybe this isn't a sign of 'apply more wax as directed' but have faith and keep on trucken'.

Just my .02 and I hope I explained a little bit more of my thoughts.

IB