you could, but i wouldnt let it sit there on my nice paint...if its goin in to get detailed, after the wd40 just give it a nice once over with some suds...forget the wax...

btw, if you dont mind, how much do they charge you and what do you get done for that price? ive had some ppl askin me to do their vehicles

 

they are charging $150 to shampoo the inside and clean it all and then wash, buff/wax the out side. so it's worth it to me.


my buddy wants to use it in his wedding, so I thought I would have it nice and clean for them

 

good deal, congrats to them

 

gaw, those guys got me all worked up for some reason if you cant tell

 

There's a good idea from a rocket scientist. Run your vehicle through a "touchless" car wash then go straight home and wax it. I've yet to see a touchless car wash that removes dirt. They'll take obvious dirt off, but they don't remove dirt "film." That fine little coating that covers your paint. Those who own a light color truck may not see it as much, but anyone here who owns a black or dark blue truck has definately seen it.

 

ya, a touchless car wash is only good for removing dust or light dirt. I'll go to them when I'm lazy and the truck really isnt that dirty.

I use eagle 1 nano wax and it works good. havent waxed it this year yet though.

 

I used to own two red cars, and I used to wash them every weekend, and wax them too. I've always used Mcquiars wax. When they first came out with the three step process, it would take me a good four hours to wash and wax. I love that stuff and I only use that. Everyone else is crap as far as I'm concerned.

As a matter of fact, when I see those commercials on tv, they don't even mention Mcquiars wax when they compare the advertised wax with their competitors.