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heartcolorgrey · 12-22-2012, 02:44 PM

http://www.rgslabs.com/products/1/

Its called fast wax.
Its wash and wax all in one, and the demo area the guy did for me looked really great. He did a window, side quarter panel, and a wheel. All came out AWESOME on the spot.

I know these cant replace hand detail/claying, but inbetween washes or for spot cleaning is it safe?

I am skeptical for some reason. Will this crap damage my clear coat?

It says its a soap and caranuba wax aerosol combo.
Trying it on my sti before I take the m3 delivery but wont be able to see long term results.

http://www.rgslabs.com/pages/faq.html

Anyone seen or heard of this before?

rjd598 · 12-22-2012, 06:17 PM

A traditional wash with a wipe down of a detail spray that has wax in it will yield the same results. Yes the spray is much faster but I wouldn't use it. There are plenty of "wash and wax" products normally in the form of shampoo but I've never seen aerosol form and I don't think anyone would use it. Stay away from it unless if you don't care about imperfections on your paint and money wasted. Just my two cents

12-22-2012, 02:44 PM	#1
heartcolorgrey Private First Class 8 Rep 140 Posts Drives: '13 ZCP AW/Speed Cloth Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NY iTrader: (0)	Opinions on this product http://www.rgslabs.com/products/1/ Its called fast wax. Its wash and wax all in one, and the demo area the guy did for me looked really great. He did a window, side quarter panel, and a wheel. All came out AWESOME on the spot. I know these cant replace hand detail/claying, but inbetween washes or for spot cleaning is it safe? I am skeptical for some reason. Will this crap damage my clear coat? It says its a soap and caranuba wax aerosol combo. Trying it on my sti before I take the m3 delivery but wont be able to see long term results. http://www.rgslabs.com/pages/faq.html Anyone seen or heard of this before? Last edited by heartcolorgrey; 12-22-2012 at 02:46 PM.. Reason: Added faq section on website.
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12-22-2012, 06:17 PM	#2
rjd598 Banned 1770 Rep 6,696 Posts Drives: F30 340i Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: San Diego,CA iTrader: (2) Garage List 2016 BMW 340i [0.00]	A traditional wash with a wipe down of a detail spray that has wax in it will yield the same results. Yes the spray is much faster but I wouldn't use it. There are plenty of "wash and wax" products normally in the form of shampoo but I've never seen aerosol form and I don't think anyone would use it. Stay away from it unless if you don't care about imperfections on your paint and money wasted. Just my two cents
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