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Re: Wax Question
Jeff Strickland proclaimed:
> > "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message > news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... > >> It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, >> they throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home >> Depot, Chevy, Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick >> the cars were when I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the >> hood in this Texas wind on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and >> Grand but never do I get that kind of slickness.....just wondering if >> there is some secret wax the cars use and if any one knows what it >> is.....sure would help on all the boxy Jeeps trying to get a little >> aerodynamics >> >> > > > You want to improve the aerodynamics of a brick by polishing it? Good > luck with that. You will never go fast enough for a good coat of wax to > help. > Maybe they have an SRT-8? Porsche got ticked off enough to do a new engine due to being waxed regularly. |
Re: Wax Question
Jeff Strickland proclaimed:
> > "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message > news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... > >> It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, >> they throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home >> Depot, Chevy, Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick >> the cars were when I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the >> hood in this Texas wind on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and >> Grand but never do I get that kind of slickness.....just wondering if >> there is some secret wax the cars use and if any one knows what it >> is.....sure would help on all the boxy Jeeps trying to get a little >> aerodynamics >> >> > > > You want to improve the aerodynamics of a brick by polishing it? Good > luck with that. You will never go fast enough for a good coat of wax to > help. > Maybe they have an SRT-8? Porsche got ticked off enough to do a new engine due to being waxed regularly. |
Re: Wax Question
Get a big bar and use detailing fluid or even window film soap for lube.
Get a couple bars, if you drop one, toss it a neighbor, don't reuse it. Jewelers tin oxide also works, but boy is it messy and lots more work. billy ray proclaimed: > Run a clay bar across the paint before you bother waxing it. You will be > amazed. > > Cay bars and clay bar kits are available at most auto parts stores. > > > "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message > news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... > >>It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, they >>throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home Depot, Chevy, >>Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick the cars were when >>I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the hood in this Texas wind >>on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and Grand but never do I get that >>kind of slickness.....just wondering if there is some secret wax the cars >>use and if any one knows what it is.....sure would help on all the boxy >>Jeeps trying to get a little aerodynamics >> >> > > > |
Re: Wax Question
Get a big bar and use detailing fluid or even window film soap for lube.
Get a couple bars, if you drop one, toss it a neighbor, don't reuse it. Jewelers tin oxide also works, but boy is it messy and lots more work. billy ray proclaimed: > Run a clay bar across the paint before you bother waxing it. You will be > amazed. > > Cay bars and clay bar kits are available at most auto parts stores. > > > "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message > news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... > >>It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, they >>throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home Depot, Chevy, >>Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick the cars were when >>I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the hood in this Texas wind >>on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and Grand but never do I get that >>kind of slickness.....just wondering if there is some secret wax the cars >>use and if any one knows what it is.....sure would help on all the boxy >>Jeeps trying to get a little aerodynamics >> >> > > > |
Re: Wax Question
Get a big bar and use detailing fluid or even window film soap for lube.
Get a couple bars, if you drop one, toss it a neighbor, don't reuse it. Jewelers tin oxide also works, but boy is it messy and lots more work. billy ray proclaimed: > Run a clay bar across the paint before you bother waxing it. You will be > amazed. > > Cay bars and clay bar kits are available at most auto parts stores. > > > "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message > news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... > >>It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, they >>throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home Depot, Chevy, >>Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick the cars were when >>I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the hood in this Texas wind >>on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and Grand but never do I get that >>kind of slickness.....just wondering if there is some secret wax the cars >>use and if any one knows what it is.....sure would help on all the boxy >>Jeeps trying to get a little aerodynamics >> >> > > > |
Re: Wax Question
I clayed the WJ last summer. The difference is amazing..... and the
procedure is not all that had... "Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message news:d5mdnYB87Y6oOWnYnZ2dnUVZ_vLinZ2d@comcast.com. .. > Get a big bar and use detailing fluid or even window film soap for lube. > Get a couple bars, if you drop one, toss it a neighbor, don't reuse it. > > Jewelers tin oxide also works, but boy is it messy and lots more work. > > billy ray proclaimed: > >> Run a clay bar across the paint before you bother waxing it. You will be >> amazed. >> >> Cay bars and clay bar kits are available at most auto parts stores. >> >> >> "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message >> news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... >> >>>It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, they >>>throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home Depot, >>>Chevy, Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick the cars >>>were when I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the hood in this >>>Texas wind on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and Grand but never >>>do I get that kind of slickness.....just wondering if there is some >>>secret wax the cars use and if any one knows what it is.....sure would >>>help on all the boxy Jeeps trying to get a little aerodynamics >>> >>> >> >> |
Re: Wax Question
I clayed the WJ last summer. The difference is amazing..... and the
procedure is not all that had... "Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message news:d5mdnYB87Y6oOWnYnZ2dnUVZ_vLinZ2d@comcast.com. .. > Get a big bar and use detailing fluid or even window film soap for lube. > Get a couple bars, if you drop one, toss it a neighbor, don't reuse it. > > Jewelers tin oxide also works, but boy is it messy and lots more work. > > billy ray proclaimed: > >> Run a clay bar across the paint before you bother waxing it. You will be >> amazed. >> >> Cay bars and clay bar kits are available at most auto parts stores. >> >> >> "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message >> news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... >> >>>It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, they >>>throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home Depot, >>>Chevy, Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick the cars >>>were when I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the hood in this >>>Texas wind on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and Grand but never >>>do I get that kind of slickness.....just wondering if there is some >>>secret wax the cars use and if any one knows what it is.....sure would >>>help on all the boxy Jeeps trying to get a little aerodynamics >>> >>> >> >> |
Re: Wax Question
I clayed the WJ last summer. The difference is amazing..... and the
procedure is not all that had... "Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message news:d5mdnYB87Y6oOWnYnZ2dnUVZ_vLinZ2d@comcast.com. .. > Get a big bar and use detailing fluid or even window film soap for lube. > Get a couple bars, if you drop one, toss it a neighbor, don't reuse it. > > Jewelers tin oxide also works, but boy is it messy and lots more work. > > billy ray proclaimed: > >> Run a clay bar across the paint before you bother waxing it. You will be >> amazed. >> >> Cay bars and clay bar kits are available at most auto parts stores. >> >> >> "Mindy" <drranchtx@nospamearthlink.net> wrote in message >> news:mHGIh.11296$tD2.385@newsread1.news.pas.earthl ink.net... >> >>>It is getting NASCAR season here in Ft Worth....with the TMS here, they >>>throw the cars everywhere to promote the race....Lowes, Home Depot, >>>Chevy, Ford what have you....one thing I noticed was how slick the cars >>>were when I touched the body.....a fly couldn't stay on the hood in this >>>Texas wind on the hood.....I have waxed my Cherokee and Grand but never >>>do I get that kind of slickness.....just wondering if there is some >>>secret wax the cars use and if any one knows what it is.....sure would >>>help on all the boxy Jeeps trying to get a little aerodynamics >>> >>> >> >> |
Re: Wax Question
billy ray wrote:
> I clayed the WJ last summer. The difference is amazing..... and the > procedure is not all that had... Do you have to use the spray that comes with the bar? Can you use something else? |
Re: Wax Question
billy ray wrote:
> I clayed the WJ last summer. The difference is amazing..... and the > procedure is not all that had... Do you have to use the spray that comes with the bar? Can you use something else? |
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