BIGBADAU

Hi everyone,

I was just wondering how old a car should be before it should be waxed.

Thanks

Brent

laminge

As soon as you pick it up and get it down professionally, spend upto $300 for a decent job and trust me you will never look back

DONT let the dealer detail it or apply that protective coat!

FORDV8

Why?

When done properly (like on a friends TE50) it comes up really well......

BIGBADAU

Yeah i paid 250 a year ago when i bought my car. Got it done by Ming. Its now a year old and i was wondering if it is safe to wax it myself again with Meguirs Gold Class

Fairmonty

I use Dry Wash n Gaurd to protect my paint work, The advantage of this is no water is req to clean car, and scratches don't show as they do when you use a wax. DWnG is a polyma solution and put a bute shine on the paint wark, you can also use it on all windows and lights etc.

xrfalcon

where do you get dry wash n gaurd from

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Fairmonty

I live in Bundaberg QLD and have gotten it from my Supplier In town and he has a web sit at www.bundabergonline.com.au/waterless, My vehicle is featured on the site and if you look up DWnG on a search engine you should find the main distributor in Australia.

Cost is not to cheap as is about $60 for 600mL of DWnG

Fairmonty

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laminge

The problem with the protective coat is just that, if you can only see the amount of crap that sits on your car before its delivered from a build, the coat basically seals in everything.

I rather see a professional remove all imperfections, swirls, crap.. wax, polish and seal... and then youve got a top notch finish that can be maintained for a good twelve months with min of fuss!

FORDV8

Hey yeah...... Still get the coating but AFTER some pro has worked a bit of magic into the paint.... Got it