[ncaaaddict]

I just finished waxing my CT with a liquid car wax and was surprised to see that the wax had run behind the front headlight lenses. The wax leaked in on the top outside corners. I now have lenses with cream color corners with no way to remove the wax. I am pissed. First it was the driver's inside door handle that pulled off and now this. Back to the dealer and more time wasted. I have hand waxed many cars in the past and have never had this problem. Future car waxers be warned.

 

[Quentin]

I'm guessing that there is wax behind the headlight housing (between the metal fender and the clear plastic housing); you didn't actually get wax into the housing. Else, water would have already made its way into your headlights if there was that much of an opening. No pictures?

 

[TAZII]

Try the synthetic paste waxes. They are easy to apply and outlast the traditional paste waxes. I'll never go back after seeing the results.

 

[midcow3]

Meguiars Ultimate Quick Wax

Just for the heck of it Try Meguiars Ultimate Quick Wax - It is very good good and absolutely the easiest to apply. You spray on and wipe off -20 minutes for the whole car.

Before you put it down, at least give it a try And it doesn't drip wax in places you don't want it too!

Here is a link:

Amazon.com: Meguiar's G17516 Ultimate Quik Wax: Automotive

cost is $8.00 per bottle.

Wax-On

 

[peterkjy]

I love Klasse AIO and HGSG combi. If you have a dark color car then try using P21s wax.

They all little more expensive.

If you have a money to burn, try swissvex. Which is $1500 per jar.

 

[ezlivin]

Agreed, P21S 100 % Carnuba Wax. Easy on & off, waxed my car three times by hand, leaves nice shine.

 

[jimmyc13]

Yikes, sorry to hear that. I too usually stick to paste waxes lately, they last longer and do a better job IMO.