Waxes and Compounds and Sealants OH MY!
I am the post KING
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 15,244
From: Calgary
Well it's really not that big of deal, but if for some dumb reason you happen to need part of the vehicle repainted, due to accident or whatever, the silicone will actually seep through the paint and penetrate the metal, making it very difficult to repaint, without having the paint peel, or just not stick to the metal. While searching for a wax without silicone, I haven't come across many, so I will likely give in and use a silicone based wax, because I really don't plan on having to repaint at all. The stang will only see nice summer driving anyway, so that should reduce the risk of an accident.
I am the post KING
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 15,244
From: Calgary
I am hoping. I can literally say (knocking on wood re computer desk lol) there is not ONE mark rock chip etc on the Snake. I might cry if I ever get on. For the car being 2 years old ( 3rd summer coming up) this has never been the case re small rock chips the odd scratch has always appeared on my past Ponies.
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Joined: May 2012
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From: vancouver iland
hi guys if you want your mustang to have really high gloss try the autoglym extra gloss protection wax sealant it works really well i use in my detailing business i used it on my friend green 95 mustang gt so give it a try.
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From: Mississauga, Ontario
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