Just got a 2006 Enthusiast Z-- Do I need to wax it?
10-12-2005, 11:10 AM
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Just got a 2006 Enthusiast Z-- Do I need to wax it?
Hey everyone!
i just bought my Z last weekend, and decided not to get the teflon coating option(extra grand;P) but I was wondering do I need to wax it as soon as possible? If so, any recommendations for good waxes?
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i just bought my Z last weekend, and decided not to get the teflon coating option(extra grand;P) but I was wondering do I need to wax it as soon as possible? If so, any recommendations for good waxes?
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10-12-2005, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by baobabie
Hey everyone!
i just bought my Z last weekend, and decided not to get the teflon coating option(extra grand;P) but I was wondering do I need to wax it as soon as possible? If so, any recommendations for good waxes?
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i just bought my Z last weekend, and decided not to get the teflon coating option(extra grand;P) but I was wondering do I need to wax it as soon as possible? If so, any recommendations for good waxes?
Thanks*
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Ensure you get the paint clean, ie claybar before you start the wax. Will not hurt to start the wax of your choice. Ensure you claybar though to make sure the paint is clean. Never know how long the Z sat on the lot int he elements!
11-01-2005, 08:00 AM
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Its silverstone Metallic, and luckily I had a friend whose brother was friends with the owner of the nissan dealership and got it for 500 below! invoice!=)
I've never had a stick car before, though i kind of knew how via driving my friend's cars...SOooo it is a work in progress
Trying to practice downshifting and such...anyone know of some good roads in SD ?
and btw, how do i post a picture?
I've never had a stick car before, though i kind of knew how via driving my friend's cars...SOooo it is a work in progress
Trying to practice downshifting and such...anyone know of some good roads in SD ?and btw, how do i post a picture?
11-01-2005, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by davidv
Never mind. I don’t care anymore.
11-01-2005, 08:48 AM
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hey sorrie for the late response, but yea, the water did bead so I'm thinking they probably had some kinda wax on it...
11-02-2005, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by davidv
As long as rain water makes tiny beads on the car, I leave it alone: I see little improvement waxing a car which does not need to be waxed.
11-04-2005, 04:55 PM
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You need to strip off whatever bullsh!t wax is on the car by washing it with DAWN DISH SOAP,
******claybar it******,
and zaino it.
http://www.bol.ucla.edu/~kahn/drbonz.html
read that. NOW. GO.
******claybar it******,
and zaino it.
http://www.bol.ucla.edu/~kahn/drbonz.html
read that. NOW. GO.