Colorado FJ's Mag Chloride Season is Here, WAX???

[GoFastHockey]

Honestly I think the only way to battle mag chloride is the wash it off.

[Scottsfire]

Someone in here asked what mag-chloride was. Well, interesting story with this stuff. Origninally it was sold to the Colorado voters as being safer for roads and rubber parts on cars than salt was/is. They raved that it has the same ph as water and was harmless. What they so cleverely forgot to tell everyone is that when it comes in contact with water it changes its ph and heats slightly from the chemical reaction therefore de-iceing the roads, BUT when it does this and gets on your car, it eats rubber wipers, boots, puts nasty film all over car and eats the crap out of the paint. Did I mention that its Enviormentally friendly too, but don't ask CDOT about why all the trees are dying along the roadways.......its harmless stuff though, it just kills paint, rubber and trees.
Hope that helps..........I got on my little soap box there for a second.
NOTE: it has reduced the amount of ice driving accidents significantly.
SV

[wesayso]

I've used Maguires for years.

[Trader098]

I like Meguires products. There number 26 paste wax for basecoat/clearcoat finishes is awesome and long lasting. They also have a pink spray liquid called Final Inspection. (smells like bubblegum) Wipe it over the surface, use a second soft cloth to buff it up. Only takes a few seconds!

I use this liquid spray wax after each wash in between paste waxing and it keep the water running off the surface, it also reinforces the paste finish.

Most autobody supply houses carry Meguire's products in bulk sizes which is great if you do alot of cleaning!

[Scottsfire]

Trader your on to something there. Thats a first, I never thought to do an in-between wax..........hmmmmmm you got me thinkin now.
Thanks,