You guys lookin for a good wax???

[farnorcaltrd]

If you are, you otta try Wizards shinemaster!!!! I have worked in the auto industry for 32 years and believe me have tried every new product that has come along, paste,liquids ,2 step, 3 step.polyglycoat etcetcetc. This stuff is amazing, A local hotrod shop which has done paint work for Eric Clapton, his work has made 3 centerfolds in rodders journal and does most of the work for Brizzios outta the bay area. He has been down the same road I had been, he found this stuff by accident and tried it, polished a spot on an old oxidized red hood, left it out in the weather for well goin on 3 years now and its the only shiney water beading spot on the hood!!!! This stuff is so good it sucks/!?!/ I have a really difficult time keeping the truck "wet"while I wash it. So much so I have resorted to doing a panel at a time to keep the water on it!!!! , really easy on and off too that helps with the sheer acerage of the panels on this beast!!!!!!!! I don't sell this product and have no other interest other than it works awsome, wash my Tundra 2 times a week and it beads water like it did from day one after I applied it!! Probibly available online or at a Body shop supply house, I buy mine from my buddy at the hotrod shop for $22.00 a bottle which is his case cost, expensive but worth it. I always follow my wash with Lucas detailer it looks 2feet deep and has NO cobwebs. Try it I think you will be suprised!!!! Will post pics of it towing the Fishin boat this weekend!!!

[ramoine]

Thanks for the info !

[nodnero]

Shine Master is a polish and sealant, not a true wax replacement. It gives good results if you know what you're doing, but so do other polishes. Really nothing super special about it.

By the way, you can get Wizards Shine Master for $16.45 + s/h off of Wizards site, down from the $22 cost of your buddy.