Has anyopne used the new turtlewax that hooks up to a hose.. it says its carnuba wax.. sure would beat rubbing the car down..


also...

my next door neighbor is a motorcycle enthusiest.. she uses honda chrome polish/protection on not just her chrome but also on her windshield.. she syas le lot easier than windex... plus then give the window an outter shine.. its what they use on the showroom bikes..

 

That stuff's not NEW, is it? I think it's been around at least as long as spray-on hair. I doubt it does much good.

 

Hey Chollomo,
If you're looking for an easy way to protect your finish, check out a product called Durashine. I used it on my 93 Ford Explorer, twice a year for about 7 years and the paint never showed any oxidation and always maintained it's shine. This product probably won't pass muster with the hard-core detailers, but its quick and seems to work.
You can apply it to a wet car, and easy to buff-off. You don't buff, you just hose it off. It's claim to fame is that it doesn't bead-up when wet. The water/rain sheets off.
Its made by the same company that makes DuraLube additives. I bought it at Walmart years ago, and my bro' found it on a "as seen on TV" website.

 

i'll check it out thanks... jsu tlookign for somwthign to keep it pretty in between details you know? I don't liek hadn washign every single week!