:tup: fixed :tup:

mr.jar- i would use it while wiping dry so that your spray wax can add lubricity and let your waffle glide. :) at least that's how i use prima hydro. :tup:

and you dont NEED to clay before wax. it's better you have no contaminants on the paint to maximize wax/polymer adhesion, but not necessary especially if spray wax as it's a quicky like mr.alcheng said. :tup:

wheew, just got done inspecting my new HU for fit, re-position the gopro in my Z, and some other stuff for the house. ordered up another plate frame as the one i got today was kinda :ugh2:. hope the new one i ordered comes through..

griots stopped selling plate frames so i can't get the same ones ive been using with great success. :shakes head:

It's not going to hurt. Meg's makes some good products. I would not necessarily use it to replace a proper waxing, but if you want to use it to extend the life of the wax you do put down, by all means. :tup:

I'm curious to get your feedback on the product. Let us know your thoughts after the fact. :)

I have used it last year with a lot of success . Just don't expect it to last a long time.

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Excellent :tup: I might have to get more of this stuff. I feel like I don't wax often enough already, so this stuff after the in between washes seems perfect!

:icon18: :p

Your explanations are always comforting, Mr. Kenchan :tiphat: I'd rep you if I weren't out :)

The Quik Wax spray seems like a solid product. I definitely have a nice shine that isn't there after a normal wash. And because it was incredibly easy to apply, I will probably make it standard routine for the washes in between clay and wax :tup:

That's the truth. I just had a small sample size (7 oz I think) and it's more than half gone after one use on the Z. Still, If I get a full size bottle, it should last about a year since I won't be using it during the full wash, clay, and wax sessions.

So I don't think the wrap is sticking very well.

Use a microfiber cloth and you're fine.



I would just like to take this time to say that my MIL is the worst dishwasher-loader I have ever seen. I just noticed the dishes were done so I thought I would be nice and unload it. This is what I find. FML.
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I hope you didn't pay actual money for that... :(


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:confused: is she still living w you guys?!
Gawd. Hubby's nephew just left, been here since thursday. :icon14: omg. :shakes head:

No, the owner wasn't sure the wrap wwould stick so he tested it with just this one side. I'm texting him now to see if there is a better way to go about it or if this is it. If this is it, I'm getting in touch with a bodyshop to get it painted.

Mr. JAR - now that my work schedule is lightening up, I'd be more than happy to bring my Griot's stash to casa JAR for a wax "Tech Day". I've got both the 3" and 6" random orbital buffers and enough products to even make ms. pint happy (whose car we can work on too!). Might ask for a corner of a room to unroll a sleeping bag on, for the night, but happy to help. :tup:

Here are the results of my first experience with Adam's Metal Polish 1 and 2:

Nissan 370Z Forum - JARblue's Album: Adams Metal Polish

I am quite happy with the results. This stuff definitely works better than any metal polishing products I tried previously. In fact, they never worked, which is probably the reason my exhaust tips got as dirty as they did.

Here is a close up after an initial clean with Windex


And here are the final results :tup:

Hooray! The forum is back to "normal"

Fixed. :tiphat: