OD Spray Wax
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OD Spray Wax
Hey guys, I was cruising the OD web site and have decided to try the No Rinse wash. I can't decide between the spray wax or the Opti Shine for after the wash. Anyone have any experience with both? Any advantages of one over the other.
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get the opti-seal for sure, i have experience with both
the opti seal will last longer and make the paint look wetter, where as the optimum spray wax will make it look a little deeper - the OS will last longer and protect better, though
opti-seal application can be a little tricky to get used to, but it's worth it
the opti seal will last longer and make the paint look wetter, where as the optimum spray wax will make it look a little deeper - the OS will last longer and protect better, though
opti-seal application can be a little tricky to get used to, but it's worth it
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RE: OD Spray Wax
The Spray Wax is actually a really good wax, the looks are pretty good but the protection will only last about 4 weeks with it. I can Spray Wax a car in like 5 minutes, you basically just mist on like a quick detailer and then wipe off with a microfiber.
The Opti Seal will give a glossier look plus a lot more protection, I'm talking a several months. You can do a vehicle really fast with this too, you just wipe it on and walk away, it just dissappears. You can use this on glass,wheels,trim, and paint. Opti Seal is one of my favorite products.
The Opti Seal will give a glossier look plus a lot more protection, I'm talking a several months. You can do a vehicle really fast with this too, you just wipe it on and walk away, it just dissappears. You can use this on glass,wheels,trim, and paint. Opti Seal is one of my favorite products.
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RE: OD Spray Wax
I think you are going to be very happy with your purchase.Let me know if you have any questions once you get everything.
Remember with the Optimum No Rinse you can make a gallon of quick detailer with only 6 ounces, you can also make a gallon of clay lube with only 2 ounces. This is a very cost effective product that works excellent.
Now with the Opti Seal... remember a little bit will go a long way, and I mean a long way. It will take less than 1 ounce to do your whole car, actually you can do 5-6 cars with 1 ounce. When you first load the pad just spray about 3 squirts on it, after that it should only take one spritz per panel. As I said, if you have any questions feel free to ask.
Remember with the Optimum No Rinse you can make a gallon of quick detailer with only 6 ounces, you can also make a gallon of clay lube with only 2 ounces. This is a very cost effective product that works excellent.
Now with the Opti Seal... remember a little bit will go a long way, and I mean a long way. It will take less than 1 ounce to do your whole car, actually you can do 5-6 cars with 1 ounce. When you first load the pad just spray about 3 squirts on it, after that it should only take one spritz per panel. As I said, if you have any questions feel free to ask.
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