DuPont Teflon wax stuff....

[jjwalker]

Badass....best I have ever used

You just got to try it!

I aint trying to sell it to you, but everyone should give it a shot. Definately the best wax I have ever used! The only thing I dont like about it, it is slightly more difficulty to buff off but it is definately worth the little extra effort!!!

[blazen]

i've been using insulator wax for a long time and it works great but I just move and i'm not sure where to get it so i might try that stuff

[jjwalker]

Might know the next day after I wax my truck we get some tropical rain....I gues this will be a good test to whether or not the "No dirt will stick" claim is true. Texas rain is full of dirt.

I must say though, my truck is almost completely dry except for the hood and roof while every other car on the street is all wet.

[JROD©™®]

its not the dirt thats get me now jjwalker..its the damn pollen!!!!! that is one thing i hate about this time of year...my dimes paint is waxed to a mirror shine...after a day at work...the yellow haze appears...then dew droplets in the morning leave those distinct brown and yellow water spots...ARGHH!!!!

[jjwalker]

When I lived in gun barrel for a few months, I would wake up every morning to a green encrusted truck from the oak tree pollen.

I dont know whats up with north texas and this nasty dirt filled rain. EVERYTHING is covered in dirt after it rains up here.

[mrselfdestruct]

It's not just limited to North Texas, as JROD knows. I could barely get back from spending hours at the car wash waxing and whatnot, and there would be CRAP all over it. And it always seems to rain just after I wash the beast...

And have you ever used Mothers Carnuba JJ? That **** is a PITA to buff out, I'd hate to see something harder. (But I know in the end the reward is worth it :cool: )

[jjwalker]

Just went outside and checked out my hood to see if there was any dirty spots on it. There was a little but I wiped them off with a towel very easily.

It seems we have a winner in my book, I might just have to slap another coat on today if the weather gets a little better.

[jjwalker]

nope, never used the mothers carnuba. I know all carnuba's are a pain sometimes but this stuff was a little harder. I swear though this stuff is, hands down, the best wax I have ever used. The turtle wax platinum carnuba wax comes in second.

[mrselfdestruct]

nice. I'll have to look into it. Probably wait until I get my paint redone... then keep it protected right from the start.

[JROD©™®]

yeah it just rained here...and now its sunny...so the air is all nappy...and my truck is covered in LEAVES and dirt spots...and i was going to put an oakley emblem on my gas cap!!! but now i need rinse...spot free that is... ;-)

so where did you get this teflon stuff...

[jjwalker]

Wal-mart. $7 for the bottle

I also picked up some fairly good quality micro fiber towels for $8 while I was there. They arent the ****ty cheapy ones.

[stumpy]

We have had turtle wax forever here at our home since we moved. The owners left some car stuff and a .22 rifle which is pretty damn good gun. I had spray painted the rusted part of my fenders. It was glossier. I decided to get the wax and buff it with my shop towels in a small area on the fender next to the paint that i sprayed thursday. It blended in with the original paint. Im buying a buffer tomorrow and buying car care supplies. Its gonna look nice tomorrow. If it rains I will do it in the garage. Im excited. I will spray paint the scratched areas.

[Hammer]

if you use a liquid spray wax after the hand/buff wax, many of them have anti-static in them which is what actually causes the pollen (although it is sticky and might stick anyway) and dirt to actually stick to the truck like a magnet. I kid you not. try it and you'll see that the stuff will blow off literally, after you use liquid anti static wax after the real wax.