Nano Wax

[Az]

I purchased a pack of EagleOne NanoWax and tried it out on my car yesterday. It is the best wax I have used to date. Superb shine, and no powder residue. Also, with other waxes, when the wax touches the rubber & plastic parts, it causes white marks to appear which are hard to remove. No such issues with this. I just wanted to share my experience with the others. See http://www.eagleone.com/pages/products/core_nanowax.asp

[leonardo]

I purchased a pack of EagleOne NanoWax and tried it out on my car yesterday. It is the best wax I have used to date. Superb shine, and no powder residue. Also, with other waxes, when the wax touches the rubber & plastic parts, it causes white marks to appear which are hard to remove. No such issues with this. I just wanted to share my experience with the others. See http://www.eagleone.com/pages/products/core_nanowax.asp

Hi mate,

I've used it myself just once, found it a couple of weeks ago. I'd have to agree about the superb shine and not leaving behind residue but it doesn't do all that good a job with scratches or swirl marks as it claims to do on the pack. Also I don't see it last very long, a few days of rain & sun and the wax seems to fade. I have a separate scratch remover and then I use Nanowax on top of that. But I do agree, its one of those must haves to have in your garage because its so simple to use and gives the car a nice wet look shine.

The nanowax mag chrome polish is also a favourite of mine, use it on the alloys and some of the alluminium of the interior!

[Az]

I have a separate scratch remover and then I use Nanowax on top of that.

The nanowax mag chrome polish is also a favourite of mine, use it on the alloys and some of the alluminium of the interior!

Hi Leonardo,

What is the scratch remover you use? The minute scratches disappeared when I used nanowax. From where can I purchase this scratch remover & the chrome polish?

Thanks

Az

[ferrarif50]

can u tell me the price of that thing ???

[Az]

can u tell me the price of that thing ???

NanoWax cost Rs. 1800 (at Arpico). It comes with a microfiber polishing cloth.

[Nuwan B4]

Hi mate,

I've used it myself just once, found it a couple of weeks ago. I'd have to agree about the superb shine and not leaving behind residue but it doesn't do all that good a job with scratches or swirl marks as it claims to do on the pack. Also I don't see it last very long, a few days of rain & sun and the wax seems to fade. I have a separate scratch remover and then I use Nanowax on top of that. But I do agree, its one of those must haves to have in your garage because its so simple to use and gives the car a nice wet look shine.

The nanowax mag chrome polish is also a favourite of mine, use it on the alloys and some of the alluminium of the interior!

Hay Whats that scratch remover your are using.......

[Elvis_Pil]

on the subject of waxes- the product mentioned here is more a polish really.. anyway can any one reccomend a wax thats comes specially for or is really good on lighter shades- like silver, white etc- that are often tough to shine unlike deeper shades like black and blue?

[leonardo]

guys, the product is called Keepers Scratch Remover and I got it from Malaysia a few months ago. I don't think its available here. Comes with a few applicator pads as well but will keep an eye out when I'm on the road and let you know if there's something similar here.