Winter wax??

[chris_lcr]

i really dont want to drive my car in the winter but luckily its always garaged and only driven to work.
what do you guys use in the winter?? Is there such thing as a winter wax for when salt goes on the roads??
thanks

 

[n_d_fox]

two options really... you either stick to the same wax as normal but make sure the car is washed and waxed more frequently or you go for a hard wearing wax / sealant.

something like Collinite 476s or FinishKare F100p etc

 

[chris_lcr]

two options really... you either stick to the same wax as normal but make sure the car is washed and waxed more frequently or you go for a hard wearing wax / sealant.

something like Collinite 476s or FinishKare F100p etc

ok mate thanks. i think im going to go for the collinite stuff

 

[great_kahn]

Collinite, two layers of that and its sealed for months and months and months.

 

[chris_lcr]

sounds good. i just read a review on clean your car and the finishkare someone says is better but you get loads more of the Collinite for your money
Collinite
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Collinite-476...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item19bcf6aaf7
FinishKare
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sealants/finishkare-1000p-hi-temp-sealant/prod_589.html
which one would you guys go for?? im tempted to go with the collinite because there is much more.

 

[n_d_fox]

i havent used the FinishKare so cant give an accurate opinion on it unfortunately. I have used Colli 476s though and its a very easy to use product which lasts for months and gives a nice finish.

 

[chris_lcr]

i havent used the FinishKare so cant give an accurate opinion on it unfortunately. I have used Colli 476s though and its a very easy to use product which lasts for months and gives a nice finish.

cool im going to go for that stuff then. is it ok for wheels aswell??

 

[n_d_fox]

yeah you can...

a lot of people tend to opt for specific wheel wax or sealant as its designed to be a bit more durable - the focus is on durability rather than looks, lets face it, 9 out of 10 wheels look ok when clean so you dont need half the ingredients that make paint look glossy etc in there.

a normal wax will work fine on wheels but wont last as long as a dedicated product. I use Chemical Guys wheel guard but Poorboys wheel sealant is popular as well.

 

[chris_lcr]

yeah you can...

a lot of people tend to opt for specific wheel wax or sealant as its designed to be a bit more durable - the focus is on durability rather than looks, lets face it, 9 out of 10 wheels look ok when clean so you dont need half the ingredients that make paint look glossy etc in there.

a normal wax will work fine on wheels but wont last as long as a dedicated product. I use Chemical Guys wheel guard but Poorboys wheel sealant is popular as well.

yeah i use poorboys sealent, just wondered if you could add that aswell.

 

[n_d_fox]

wont hurt...