Never wash/wax again?

[SickOfItAll]

OK, this is a bit unrealistic, but it's just for fun



If you had the option to use a magic wash/wax that had 100% protection, kept a perfect shine forever, and would never get dusty or allow your paint to be damaged - would you want to use it? You'd basically never have to touch your paint again. Conversely, would you prefer to keep working to keep your paint in order - I know some people probably enjoy detailing enough to where they'd actually prefer to keep doing it, even if the option to never need it again was available.

 

[shaf]

What? A magical wash/clay/polish/wax product? Doesn't that already exist? :lol



If this product was basically an "Autopian detail in a bottle", it'd win out eventually. Laziness is simple human nature. The die-hards would resist using it for a little while, but then one by one they'd all give in sooner or later and start using it.



Interesting question.

 

[Scottwax]

I would because I spend so much time on my customer's cars I have little time to spend on my own. Besides, then I could get in more skating time.

 

[show car]

Anything that saves time and REALLY works...,

unfortunately...

 

[lbls1]

No pain, no gain.......applies here!

 

[Setec Astronomy]

How do you guys dig up these ancient threads? And when is somebody gonna invent that stuff--perfect for winter!

 

[01bluecls]

hahah two year old thread! HONESTLY I would use the product that would allow me to never wash and wax again. Even though like everyone on here I love upkeeping the car, sometimes the time it takes is overwhelming and takes time away from other things that I enjoy doing. I think most people will answer the "autopian" way which is too not use the "magic" product but i think most people would.

 

[Accumulator]

Hey, I missed this one the first time around!



I know it's more of my Autopian Heresy, but sure, I'd wave my magic wand and never do this stuff again in a heartbeat. I sometimes wish I could wave a magic checkbook and have somebody else do it to the same standards that I do.



To me, it's like asking "would you mind having a knife that *never* needed sharpening" or maybe shoes that never need shined, or a lawn that never needs mowed...