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Its a nice wax, adds a little wettness to the finish - but durability I find from it is not great. If you can stretch toi the Saphir, its worth the extra IMHO as it has a slighter wetter look and lasts longer.
The Onyx is still a nice wax though, but I rate the combo of Clearkote Yellow Cream Wax and Clearkote Carnuaba Moose Wax above it as they too add a wet look nuance to the finish, but also last longer and are better value for money. |
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Look into Lusso or go for the Saphir.
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Absolutely nothing beyond clever marketing. I happily use Glasur on a wide variety of paints, and it works great - doesn't have to be a Porsche. For the sake of LSP, paint is simply paint as you are just getting a product to sit on top and protect it. There's a lot of blurb with regard to paint specific waxes, but its just that - blurb.
If you want to try Glasur on your car, I certainly would - nice wax, if a little expensive for what it is.
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