Performance Boat Candy Wax
03-14-2011 | 12:01 PM
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Wow Bert. I don't want to speak too soon, but this is some good stuff (lets just see how well it holds up). I cant say I've gotten shine out of the truck like this in a while. I stripped it down and applied, as we discussed, and.... damn
. Some before and afters. I went to my buddies professional detailing shop and he was surprised. Asked for the bottle, but its the only mix I got
. Some before and afters. I went to my buddies professional detailing shop and he was surprised. Asked for the bottle, but its the only mix I gotWOW that looks great MC but you know your truck is grey / silver in color
03-14-2011 | 12:11 PM
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From: SE IOWA and MM #1 on the Grand Glaze
03-14-2011 | 02:21 PM
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03-14-2011 | 02:35 PM
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Just purchased some Performance Boat Candy.... We'll see how it works. Sounds like a good quick wax clean up if you dont have time to do a full two step process. Bought a gallon.... with the free shipping over $50 and the 10% discount, it only came to $53 bucks. Pretty good deal
Cool BIG Daddy call Tim Weinzirl Performance Boat Candy
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and buy another gallon so i can get my c@mmision chek will ya
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03-19-2011 | 09:44 AM
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For comparison sake.... a coat of PBC on the black car. By the feel of the waxes the PBC is a very quick detailer.... nothing long term. The stuff I mixed up seems to be a lot more heavy duty stuff. I drove to Ithaca and back (278miles each way), sprayed the car with water and the dirt just fell off. Wiped the car off with a rag and looked new. The PBC is more of a spray on before you go boating to take off all the water marks kind of wax. Good for when your on the boat and want quick clean ups. I
03-19-2011 | 09:59 AM
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For comparison sake.... a coat of PBC on the black car. By the feel of the waxes the PBC is a very quick detailer.... nothing long term. The stuff I mixed up seems to be a lot more heavy duty stuff. I drove to Ithaca and back (278miles each way), sprayed the car with water and the dirt just fell off. Wiped the car off with a rag and looked new. The PBC is more of a spray on before you go boating to take off all the water marks kind of wax. Good for when your on the boat and want quick clean ups. I
03-20-2011 | 04:57 PM
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Just purchased some Performance Boat Candy.... We'll see how it works. Sounds like a good quick wax clean up if you dont have time to do a full two step process. Bought a gallon.... with the free shipping over $50 and the 10% discount, it only came to $53 bucks. Pretty good deal
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03-20-2011 | 09:18 PM
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Well now that you asked... I didn't dare want to hijack!
I boat on the Mississippi river which isn't salt, but muddy and likes to stain. I have tried many waxes and by far the longest lasting one that I found and continue to use today is Collinite Heavy Duty Paste Fleet Wax 885. I use a sponge applicator and take it off with old 100% cotton t-shirts. It actually goes on and off really easy which is a plus!
I boat on the Mississippi river which isn't salt, but muddy and likes to stain. I have tried many waxes and by far the longest lasting one that I found and continue to use today is Collinite Heavy Duty Paste Fleet Wax 885. I use a sponge applicator and take it off with old 100% cotton t-shirts. It actually goes on and off really easy which is a plus!
03-20-2011 | 11:40 PM
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Very Very nice RHR. I still don't think this is a substitute for a heavy duty two step.... but it does a nice job taking off light dirt and giving it a quick shine. Quick job PBC wax job, 20 minutes.
