Customer Reviews:
3M - Perfect-It Show Car Paste Wax, 10.5 oz.net wt. (39526)

Product Features

Shines and protects new and like new paint finishes, producing a deep rich high gloss, durable and lustrous
Ultra high gloss finish
Excellent for hand or machine use
Retards UV light damage and clear coat safe
10

Product Description
Product Description Shines and protects new and like-new paint finishes, producing a high gloss, lustrous, exceptionally durable "wet look" finish.

Costumer reviews about this product

Russ in Elk Grove :
I have been taking care of cars for over 40 years and this is my favorite wax. It is not as much work to apply as you might expect from a paste wax, and it is forgiving of being allowed to get very dry before buffing. It shines well and lasts a long time.

It is NOT, however, a polish. If you have oxidized paint, this will make it look worse, because it just improves your view of the cloudy oxidized surface. If your paint is oxidized, you need to use clay to polish off the oxidation before applying this wax.

excellent,

carlos

this wax is the only will you need to have is the best I've used for many years. no matter what other products promise this is the best out of 5 stars

This stuff is hot!,

Tommy (Charlotte, NC) -

Used it with my 3" orbital buffer. I started with my clean pre-owned Toyota buffed the surface with this then applied the Hang Glaze - buffed, the 3M Performance Wax - buffed (a synthetic non carnuba sealer) then 3M Show Car paste wax and buffed, and my car is gleaming! I am sure most pro orientated products will give similar results but I like this combination.

Selasa, 12 April 2011

What Is The Best Car Wax?

Here is our best stab at tackling the question, "What is the best car wax?" Send us your comments if you believe otherwise! Choosing the right wax or sealant is dependent on a couple of factors. Wax products usually are sold in liquid or paste form & contain blends of many waxes or just pure Carnauba wax. These products are generally less expensive and have to be reapplied more often. Polymer sealants, on the other hand, bond to the clear coat and last much longer. Although they cost more, we recommend these sealants because they give the same or better glossy finish with less work in the long run.