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thegsi

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5th Nov 09 at 20:30

As titled, I'm after a decent wax for my Smoke Grey paint. I hear Dodo Juice is good stuff but which one do I go for? Any advice appreaciated, Cheers

flybikeslee

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5th Nov 09 at 20:31

ill jump in too and ask whats best for yellow?

LukeD

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5th Nov 09 at 20:32

the supernatural. its the expensive one in the range. ive just bought a tester pot for it (alot cheaper) and its lasting ages. results are spot on

thegsi

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5th Nov 09 at 20:42

Cheers Luke.
PS: Scared of the rain Sunday were we? You missed out mate!

thegsi

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5th Nov 09 at 20:44

quote:
Originally posted by flybikeslee
ill jump in too and ask whats best for yellow?

What about this Lee?

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sample-sizes/dodo-juice-orange-crush-30ml-/prod_608.html

Ingham

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5th Nov 09 at 20:50

Collinite.

Ojc

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5th Nov 09 at 20:55

Need more than wax to get it up to scratch, normally a 3 to 4 stage process.

LukeD

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5th Nov 09 at 20:59

quote:
Originally posted by thegsi
Cheers Luke.
PS: Scared of the rain Sunday were we? You missed out mate!

I know.. i fail

but yeah the rain & missis changed my mind. wish ild of just come now though.

thegsi

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5th Nov 09 at 21:00

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Need more than wax to get it up to scratch, normally a 3 to 4 stage process.

The paint is only 9 months old. I just want some advice on what wax would work well on Smoke Grey.

thegsi

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5th Nov 09 at 21:00

quote:
Originally posted by LukeD

quote:
Originally posted by thegsi
Cheers Luke.
PS: Scared of the rain Sunday were we? You missed out mate!

I know.. i fail but yeah the rain & missis changed my mind. wish ild of just come now though.

Fanny.

flybikeslee

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5th Nov 09 at 21:53

quote:
Originally posted by thegsi

quote:
Originally posted by flybikeslee
ill jump in too and ask whats best for yellow?

What about this Lee?

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sample-sizes/dodo-juice-orange-crush-30ml-/prod_608.html

spot on!

mwg

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5th Nov 09 at 21:56

Just get one of the Collinite's. They last well so you aren't having to re-wax very often and I bet most people cant tell the difference in appearance between the various waxes on sale. Got to be honest I struggle and have tried a few now

flybikeslee

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5th Nov 09 at 21:57

linky link?

mwg

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5th Nov 09 at 21:59

I would normally get it from http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk but the site appears to be down at the moment though

These guys have it though http://www.collinite-shop.com/?gclid=CPfJmqvt9J0CFaBb4wod626hKQ

John

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5th Nov 09 at 22:11

476s is the berries.

Gez G

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5th Nov 09 at 23:01

Megs no 16. Cheap at £12 as well.

MarkM

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5th Nov 09 at 23:07

Ok... best wax for Astra silver lightning...??

Andy Stocker

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5th Nov 09 at 23:19

If yellow is described as a 'warm colour' then Dodo Juice Banana Armour is what Rich H advised for my Arden Blue ( warm colour). Was very pleased with the results and very easy to use

Pics in my garage

jacko198

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6th Nov 09 at 00:39

quote:
Originally posted by flybikeslee
ill jump in too and ask whats best for yellow?

Banana armour

As i said, feel free to have ago with my hard candy dodo juice lahh

Jenko_Sport

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6th Nov 09 at 06:53

quote:
Originally posted by Gez G
Megs no 16. Cheap at £12 as well.

Good stuff aswell

Rich H

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6th Nov 09 at 07:57

I'm now also an authorised Collinite reseller.

Just taken delivery of 9oz tubs of 476s and 1 pint bottles of 845.

Dodo wise for smoke grey, either the generic ones hard candy or rainforest rub, or supernatural as said. I have panel pots of SN in stock or full size pots of either of the generic ones.

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