Fükken Wax

I love the part where you have to "establish" the wax on the vehicle. Sounds like a load of hooey to me.
 
I've used something similar. A no-water wash with carnauba wax. Same application as well. Very much like a very thick liquid QD.

I certainly wouldn't use it on a dirty car because it's so thick. It did have a decent finish. Very smooth but lacked slickness.
 
see, that's what I'm missing. my own theme song. volume increasing on that final wipe down...



of course, mine would need to be four or five hours long. give or take an hour or so.



ok. bad idea.
 
It's a load of fukken crap!



I saw a guy selling something like this in a parking lot and I made a quick enemy of him when I challenged him in front of the crowd to explain how it "removes" swirls AND "oxidation" on modern paints :furious:



Products like this are fast and easy, might be good for door jams, wheels and such but I wouldn't use it on paint in the manner described.



Anthony
 
Maybe it's just a re-labeled batch of NuFinish ; )



A very long time ago, I may have just called NuFinish by that name.....
 
Now I remember something. A couple of years ago, while I still drove a Civic, I was at a gas station when some woman carrying a tote bag approached me - most likely because I hadn't washed the car in two weeks. She pulled out a spray can and told me about the product. Before I even said anything, she sprayed on the quarter panel and part of the rear window before wiping it off. At first, I was a bit impressed with how fast it cleaned those sections, but I told her, "No thanks," when she told me two cans were $30.



I wouldn't be surprised if that was Fükken Wax...
 
areaseven said:
I told her, "No thanks," when she told me two cans were $30.



I wouldn't be surprised if that was Fükken Wax...
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Well, it may not have been Fükken Wax, but was fükken expensive :)
 
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