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Old 12-17-2003, 04:10 PM
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After trying a little Zymol out last week, I'm a believer in the stuff and plan to do a full wax job in my dad's garages over X-mas. Any update on where to buy it locally and/or if the Costco stuff really is bogus? Thanks.
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Old 12-17-2003, 04:41 PM
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Don't waste your money on the Zymol that they sell at Advance. It left flake and powder residue everywhere. The real stuff is what you want. The Dulles Porsche shop -- I forget the exact name but it's where they have the swap meet -- sells P21 products and I think they have the Zymol too.

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These are great products...especially the wheel cleaner. Their use is common amongst the BMW enthusiast crowd. Have been using the wheel cleaner on my BMW for 10+ years and hasn't hurt the paint or clear coat. Works well on EBC Greenstuff, Axxis / PBR metal master, Pagid and PF pad dust. (only ones I can remember using).

FWIW: I have used McGuires and Mothers for all of my cars / trucks / bikes. The McGuires seems to work well. Mind you, I always buy or paint my vehicles a light color so I don't have to see the swirls and dings.

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I buy my stuff from CarCareOnline now too, and usually buy when I have a large enough order to cover the shipping.

100% Cotton Rags - Hard to find them believe it or not, most other rags claiming to be cotton leave swirls in the surface.

3M Imperial Hand Glaze - works wonders preparing the paint for the coat of wax, removing, wax buildup, scratches and imperfections. Hand rub it onto the surface using cotton rags, in non-circular motion.

100Grand Wax - That stuff is great, and I usually give the car the full treatment twice a year with 2-3 coats of wax after the Hand Glaze application (since that strips off all wax), again in a non-circular motion.

Works great. The Car CareOnline site is wonderful.

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