M3SMG02 said:
Anybody else wanna chime in....?
I have said this elsewhere, but I cannot really say it enough. I have used the Zymol waxes, glazes, and washes, on a multitude of cars for the past 12 or 15 years. I began using them on my Jaguar 120/140 restorations and I was so impressed that now I use them on all my autos.
Yes...you
can spend kilobucks on Zymol waxes. You do not have to spend a lot, though. Any good wax is not going to be inexpensive. But, you do get what you pay for.
If you are seeking a very hard finish which will ward off everything from bugs to tree saps to chemical fallout (I work at an airport with all sorts of things settling on cars parked nearby), their "Titanium" is hard to beat. It requires a little more effort to apply properly...but the results are top drawer and the shine is tough to beat. Check the pics of my VehiCROSS elsewhere on the site. They were taken only a few months ago....it was five years old at the time and it had seen no other wax in its' life.
So far, I have been using their "Creme" paste wax on my (silver) 300C. For darker colours, they have a different formulation. On the plastic portions (bumpers, fascias,etc.) I use their "Detail" wax as it has proven itself in the past not to dry out the sorts of paints used on plastic parts. I have been
very happy with the results from the lot of it.
I am not connected with the company, nor do I operate a detail shop that I am trying to schlep sales for. I merely know a good product when I use one.
....sT