Do you use glare wax

Scrolling thru their web site:

"Watch for the next Iron Classics Car Show - Feb 25, 2012" !!

Think it requires a flux capacitor !!

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Thank you everybody

Like you say, 50$ for a bottle , maybe it is not whorth it.

Bantam

I've gone to the easy to apply ceramic products. It is like a teflon or no stick pan to your car, boat or RV surfaces.

Yes but it lasts 5 years. Lol
And likely forever if garage kept.

Bumpyroad wrote:
well the ad says it's the number 1 in the world.
bumpy

It also says it's so bright you'll need sunglasses and it's beyond 22nd Century Technology. How would they have any clue what technology will be available is the 22nd Century! I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say none of these claims are true which tells me it's no better than anything else and would likely be a disappointment after finding out you could have spent 1/4 the price on something that does the same if not a better job. $50 for a 12 oz. bottle LOL are you kidding me!

Give it a try. Let us know your opinion.

Maguiars Flagship Marine wax will meet your needs nicely. It is formulated for fiberglass. It does take some effort but the results are great, IMO.

I've read some really good reviews but my main concern is UV protection, not reading anything about that.

At the present I'm just rubbing down the entire trailer with 303 but have to do it every 2 months, no wax.

Still waiting on a durable wax that lasts and has UV protection.

How is it better than NuFinish?

well the ad says it's the number 1 in the world.
bumpy