Wax your girl?
06-03-2008, 10:37 AM
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I attempted to wax my jeep with a wax paste..... HUGE MISTAKE! I got just a bit over the edges of the panels onto the fender flares.... now the once black molded flares are chalky white. Does anyone know how I can get the white appearance to go away? I scrubbed it with soapy water and nothing... not sure what else there is to try. Maybe I should have sprung for the sahara so I could have gotten the matching fender flares and not the molded black version 
With the ice wax, if I was to get any on the plastic flares, would I see them get darker or can I just rinse it away?
With the ice wax, if I was to get any on the plastic flares, would I see them get darker or can I just rinse it away?
06-03-2008, 11:15 AM
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I have used many different kinds of wax and polish over my 39 years and I have found that NOTHING, ABSOULTELY NOTHING lasts longer than REJEX .
I may or may not give the deepest shine but it WILL last longer and bead water longer than ANYTHING you have ever used !!!!!!!
It is what the military and commercial arilines use on their planes.
check it out at
http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
I may or may not give the deepest shine but it WILL last longer and bead water longer than ANYTHING you have ever used !!!!!!!
It is what the military and commercial arilines use on their planes.
check it out at
http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
06-03-2008, 05:20 PM
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I have used many different kinds of wax and polish over my 39 years and I have found that NOTHING, ABSOULTELY NOTHING lasts longer than REJEX .
I may or may not give the deepest shine but it WILL last longer and bead water longer than ANYTHING you have ever used !!!!!!!
It is what the military and commercial arilines use on their planes.
check it out at
http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
I may or may not give the deepest shine but it WILL last longer and bead water longer than ANYTHING you have ever used !!!!!!!
It is what the military and commercial arilines use on their planes.
check it out at
http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
06-03-2008, 07:25 PM
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Well, after all the raves, I went and picked up some ICE. Well, I'm disappointed. It puts on a hell of a shine, but it doesn't remove water spots. WTF?! I did my wife's black Tahoe. It had a few water spots on the hood and near the mirrors. So I apply the wax and notice the water spots are left behind. So I give it a little elbow grease. No luck. Shined those water spots right in.
So after waxing, I had to go over it a second time with the Mother's Showtime. Doing it twice? No thanks. I'll stick to the NXT or Zymol I traditionally use.
So after waxing, I had to go over it a second time with the Mother's Showtime. Doing it twice? No thanks. I'll stick to the NXT or Zymol I traditionally use.
06-03-2008, 08:29 PM
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Well, after all the raves, I went and picked up some ICE. Well, I'm disappointed. It puts on a hell of a shine, but it doesn't remove water spots. WTF?! I did my wife's black Tahoe. It had a few water spots on the hood and near the mirrors. So I apply the wax and notice the water spots are left behind. So I give it a little elbow grease. No luck. Shined those water spots right in.
So after waxing, I had to go over it a second time with the Mother's Showtime. Doing it twice? No thanks. I'll stick to the NXT or Zymol I traditionally use.
So after waxing, I had to go over it a second time with the Mother's Showtime. Doing it twice? No thanks. I'll stick to the NXT or Zymol I traditionally use.
06-04-2008, 10:06 AM
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My G/F has a "midnight" black accord that is usually the color of road grime and dirt. I used some "nu-finish" on it the other day and it cleaned all the little spots off and made it shine really well. plus it was rub on rub off. no buffing. I didn't know the car had little blue and purple flecks in it until I used this stuff. I am trying it on the JK this weekend.