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![]() So I know you're supposed to wax your car every so often but they make a wash that is supposed to wash your car and wax it at the same time. I was wondering if its good enough to use that or if you really need to wax it.
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![]() There is no substitute for a proper wax.
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![]() As Mike said, its no substitute for a real waxing. It hardly leaves anything behind to protect the paint...
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![]() You will never get good results with any "wash wax" products. I've tried the Megs wash and wax and I can say that it produces lots of suds which is great for removing the dirt, but I'm not impressed with the result.
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