I've been using turtle wax to wax my MCS. It does a great job but I always end up with green wax dust (looks like pollen) all over the car. It gets everywhere, and its really annoying. I even took the air hose from an air compressor and tried to blow it all off but no dice. It seems the only way to get rid of it is to just buff the car off many, many times. If I use a liquid wax will I get this same problem? Is this my fault for using a cheap wax?

 

This is what you need. It is called Meguiar's NXT Generation Tech Wax. You can find it at your local Autozone, Advance Auto, Pep Boys, etc. It is a liquid wax, but you WILL NOT have dusting problems. This stuff is the best. Not only does it give great shine but is the EASIEST to put on and take off. Its about $14 a bottle but it is so worth it. I just waxed my MCS last night. Trust me this stuff is great.


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I have to support that, NXT Tech is the best stuf i've used for a car, wax and trim protectant. I stoped using turttle when i had my old rabbit in highschool so looooong time ago (like 15 years)

 

Any "sealant" will produce less residue than a carnauba based product. NXT, Klasse, Zaino, Meguiars #20, the list goes on.

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