Night Stalker

I was wondering what wax everyone uses? I just pulled my car cover off today and found several light scratches on my car. I tried using 3m hand glaze and the gold series wax by meguires but I can still see some of the fine lines. What will take this out? I hate seeing that on my car, what makes it worse is that my car is black, which shows everything.

CHASLS2

Guess we can't call Zaino a wax, but give Zaino a try.

AORoads

this will be moved to car care section, but you may want to look there and also ask the same questions. good luck. black does show everything.

dvilin

STEVE MC

Try Zaino Z5 Pro polish. Helps hide swirls and fine scratches.

Darth_Vader

But they are going to happen...... Just try not to stare at the car with neon lighting or you will go nuts..... I almost did, but saved myself before I had to get checked into the nut house.

Mark Little

Zaino all the way

BigJoe

Try Zaino All in One (Z-AIO). It is almost as good as the standard Z2/Z5 but you only need the one bottle. Once you see how good that is I bet you "graduate" to the full product line.

Night Stalker

thanks for the help! I ordered the Zaino Ultimate Protection Show Car Kit. I just hope it works as good as everyone says!

Tom/99

Try Meguaires Cleaner Wax, it should remove any small scratches in your paint.

BlackZ51Vett

Rejex.....not a wax but it's good....

als2052

Rejex rules...

*FAÇADE*

c6chaz

to cover minor scratches' i use meguiars nxt? iy will hide them but not remove them? they have a new version of nxt called 2.0 claimingto last longer?

vetdude

jeffjob

No Vette yet but I use Zaino on all my cars.

It's the way to go.

C64DK

They all have fine scratches in them, usually not visible under normal lighting. Just stop stop looking at them under flourescent lights and obsessing over it!

richie15

Meguiar's NXT paste.

User 020720

Asking what is the best wax around here is like asking who has the best cat.

Seriously though, check out Rejex. It's one of the best sealants out there.

fjrgary

3m finesse-it finishing material, part no. 051131-05928. last part of the paint process before your car leaves bowling green. not cheap but very good.