Thanks for the info sounds good.
Collinite 476S is a good hard wax for winter protection. Quite easy to buff off providing you dont leave it too long.
Oh that some proper old school wax there not used that in a few years. Great protection on that stuff
Applied to the 6 cylinder beetle today…
Ye Olde School here, handful of gravel to knock back any tar spots and dead flies then in with this solid version of embalming fluid...
This stuff smells like a Danish pastry and although I've not tried any I reckon you could eat it spread on a scone with jam.
This stuff smells like a Danish pastry and although I've not tried any I reckon you could eat it spread on a scone with jam.
I think you've all got it wrong. I go for the no wash until spring method. It involves a steadfast resolve of not touching the vehicle until the clocks go forward, and gradually building up a solid layer of muck, unpenetrable to the hardest of road salt. It has the added bonus of creating a two tone effect on dry days.
Top half black, Mojave beige/Indium grey bottom half could work, mine's chestnut brown so is more of a clear matte wrap to the bottom half effect but with the front end fairly clear of road spray she looks like some sort of giant square jetski.
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Hi mate that’s an interesting alternative
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