Hi fellow E owners,
I met a guy at work who works at a garage that builds hot rods. He told me his place and many others now use spray on wax. Of course you can still Blue Coral the E, or Carnuba it or whatever else is your preference.
I myself don't want to take that long to rub and buff.
Anybody out there using a spray on???? how do you like it?
See ya!

Hi fellow E owners,
I met a guy at work who works at a garage that builds hot rods. He told me his place and many others now use spray on wax. Of course you can still Blue Coral the E, or Carnuba it or whatever else is your preference.
I myself don't want to take that long to rub and buff.
Anybody out there using a spray on???? how do you like it?
See ya!

Spray on works well but tends to last about a week. It is a good alternative to use between the "real" waxings.

i use the meguiars speed detail wax in between the real waxing. it works and looks great!

I use either Eagle 1 Wax as U Dry or the regular Eagle one spray wax.

I use the Eagle One Wax As You Dry- its great because you can use it both on the metal and the plastic panels.. I dont have to be careful about where I spray it because it just wipes off! :)

I second the Eagle 1 wax as you dry. Stuff is fantastic.

ditto on the eagle one wax as you dry as the in between wax for the real waxing.

If you want the ease and quickness of a spray wax and the durability of a polymer sealant, Optimum (http://www.optimumcarcare.com/optimumwax.html) is hard to beat.
I have and use a variety of sealants and waxes and I keep reaching for this if I don't have a lot of extra time for the last step paint protection.
I have not sprayed it on plastic trim, but have read that it doesn't not stain trim.
I believe that it is mainly a polymer with some natural wax. It seems to adhere very well to existing sealants, but I am not sure about topping a wax with this. There could be bonding issues.