Interesting read concerning waxes

[bigdog]

Here is a link to a car finish forum. The first post is by a fellow that is in the carnuba wax business. Quite the eye opener.
http://www.autopia.org/forum/epic-threads/88022-carnauba-mythbuster.html

 

[Anonymous]

Very interesting read, Good find.

 

[buzyg]

Interesting to know.

 

[Stuart Truman]

Well that's just pissed in this particular pot :lol:

http://www.bornrich.com/entry/worlds-most-expensive-car-wax-costs-24000-a-pot/

 

[a11y]

So the fact my applications of Collinite #476 seem to last at least 6 months means I really should remove the car from the garage and drive it more often... :lol:

 

[bigdog]

We humans are conditioned to absolutely believe that more expensive always means better. That may hold true but only to a point. The differences in quality don't necessarily match up with the differences in price. It's seem to be a nonlinear scale. Come on. Really! Is the $35,000 pot of wax THAT much better than the low rent priced Zymol vintage? I would think that the quality of the paint job and polishing one does would have a far more profound effect on shine than a protective layer of wax.

I could really stir the pot and talk about whether I think my $2,000 TAG professional 6000 watch is really that much better than my $150 pulsar titainium solar, Or my $94 Lumi Nox navy seals watch. It's not by the way.