Slick Mist

[net_weasel]

Has anyone tried Lucus Oil Slick Mist?

http://www.lucasoil.com/products/dis...tid=2&loc=show

[bob1]

Looks good but wonder how it does what it claims if you have wax on the car? Maybe you need to wash with Dawn or something to strip the old wax?

Just wondering how it enhances the paint if wax is on top and this is applied om top of that?

Bob1

[jahrold]

Well for me il still stick to meguires...
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[benhui86]

meguiars ftw..... so simple system.... and its impossible to go wrong unless you using a rotary....

[net_weasel]

I have tried Maguires...Not impressed. I have tons of pine tree pollen. I would like to find a product that would have the pollen slide off and not stick to the paint. Maybe I am just looking for a miracle product that does not exist. I have some Slick Mist on order. We will see...

[net_weasel]

I ordered a bottle. I tried a little on a few spots. It works about the same as Mequires auto detailing spray. It even smells the same.

I am still looking for a product that will stop dirt and pollen from sticking to the car. Anyone know of a product?

I ordered another product called FW1 wash and wax. It stops fingerprints on glass. I'll post a comment once I get it.

[Phatty McPatty]

Originally posted by net_weasel

I ordered another product called FW1 wash and wax. It stops fingerprints on glass. I'll post a comment once I get it.

Did you ever get the FW1? I live in DC and I also have to deal with the junk that falls out of the trees (pollen, tar, berries, bird sh**, tree sap, hobos :, etc!).

I know the recommendations: Apply a couple coats of wax per year, polish in between, remove any dirt/spots ASAP, and wash regularly to ensure dirt and grime doesn't bake onto the finish. I do this as much as i can but living in a city makes it near impossible for me to wash the car as much as I'd like. So I'm also looking for a miracle product that makes it easier to remove the junk!