106 GTi
Finally got round to trying some Swisswax products I have purchased over the last few weeks. The 182 had been out of action with a flat battery, with this sorted I took her out for a Sunday morning blast and treated to her to a clean.
Paintwork is in ok shape, could do with polish but that will have to wait till spring. First up to try was Swissax Onyx wax, said to look good on Dark paint, it is one of there entry level products at £40 a pot, sits in the price bracket of Pinnacle Souveran and Zymol Carbon. In use it is easier both on and off than Carbon, snd one par with Souveran. Spreads on very easily and is easy to remove. Smells quite nice aswell! Looks wise the paint was well waxed, seemed to add a little more depth to the paint than the Zymol Carbon and Titanuim on applied to the paintwork previous.
Next up was Swisswax wheel wax, purchased on a wim to make up an order of a few other things to get free delivery, inital thoughts where what a tiny pot! Things looked more promising in use - the wax in the pot is very hard and a small amount goes along way, a few swipes where enough to do a whole wheel, after doing all four wheels the tub hardly looked like it had been used.
Wipes on very easily and after 10 mins after as the directions say, wiped off very easily and left a nice finish. (wheels had been polished and sealed before they where just washed today and this applied) Will see how it lasts.
A few more pics for those intrested
http://www.richtreen.co.uk/images/182swissvax/
Paintwork is in ok shape, could do with polish but that will have to wait till spring. First up to try was Swissax Onyx wax, said to look good on Dark paint, it is one of there entry level products at £40 a pot, sits in the price bracket of Pinnacle Souveran and Zymol Carbon. In use it is easier both on and off than Carbon, snd one par with Souveran. Spreads on very easily and is easy to remove. Smells quite nice aswell! Looks wise the paint was well waxed, seemed to add a little more depth to the paint than the Zymol Carbon and Titanuim on applied to the paintwork previous.
Next up was Swisswax wheel wax, purchased on a wim to make up an order of a few other things to get free delivery, inital thoughts where what a tiny pot! Things looked more promising in use - the wax in the pot is very hard and a small amount goes along way, a few swipes where enough to do a whole wheel, after doing all four wheels the tub hardly looked like it had been used.
Wipes on very easily and after 10 mins after as the directions say, wiped off very easily and left a nice finish. (wheels had been polished and sealed before they where just washed today and this applied) Will see how it lasts.
A few more pics for those intrested
http://www.richtreen.co.uk/images/182swissvax/
