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    Does Flitz Replace Wax?

    You guys who use the Flitz Polish, do you still use wax? If so, do you polish or wax first?

    #2
    I hear Flitz works great on the aluminum towers. I haven't tried it but I am about to pick some up.

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      #3
      Originally posted by majestic View Post
      I hear Flitz works great on the aluminum towers. I haven't tried it but I am about to pick some up.
      Let us know. I am so tired of bugs on that tower that I have to take a green scrubbing pad after.

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        #4
        After polish you need to cover with some sort of protection. A sealer will last you 3 to 6 months, and wax will last about 4 to 8 weeks. All dependent on numerous conditions... weather, where you have it stored etc. Most will wax, because that is the layer that will cause the water to bead and roll off.

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          #5
          Since flitz is a polish, is it somewhat abrasive? Will it eat at the gelcoat if you use it too often?

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            #6
            All polishes are abrasive and take off a small amount of paint, clearcoat, gelcoat, etc... Polishes come in varying grits (for lack of a better term), i.e. medium, fine, super fine, or finishing polish. I can't speak to how abrasive Flitz is compared to other polishes. The amount it removes also depends on whether or not you are applying it by hand or with a buffer. From what I have read it is quite acceptable to polish a finish 2 or 3 times a year. If you are concerned about wearing through the gelcoat by using Flitz too often you could try to find a body shop who might let you borrow a paint thickness guage in the parking lot.

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              #7
              Anybody use this Driven stuff? They say it takes the place of wax and contains no abraisives.
              http://www.driventoperfection.com/sh...ct_detail&p=15

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                #8
                Originally posted by ajholt7 View Post
                Anybody use this Driven stuff? They say it takes the place of wax and contains no abraisives.
                http://www.driventoperfection.com/sh...ct_detail&p=15
                No but they make it sound like the perfect wax, I might try it if nobody chimes in with negative remarks on it
                "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail" John Wooden- Rest in Peace

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Iwndr View Post
                  No but they make it sound like the perfect wax, I might try it if nobody chimes in with negative remarks on it
                  If you do, be sure to tell everyone the results.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Iwndr View Post
                    No but they make it sound like the perfect wax, I might try it if nobody chimes in with negative remarks on it
                    I'm sure nobody will, he has something negative to say about everything that anyone else does.
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by chpthril View Post
                      I'm sure nobody will, he has something negative to say about everything that anyone else does.
                      LOL

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                        #12
                        I used Klasse on my boat last year, and have used it on my cars for several years.

                        http://www.amazon.com/Klasse-All-One.../dp/B0002LBKF6

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                          #13
                          here you go AJ, I used Flitz to polish my speaker cans. I also use it on the boat also. I think it works great.

                          http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/show...&highlight=trd
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