crystal rock vs vintage
#1
crystal rock vs vintage
tell me which wax you guys think is better. dont go off of price here, I need someone with experience on the two to speak up and tell me what they liked best about the waxes and ultimately which wax was better..
any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
#2
Vintage:
I'll tell you that I was very disappointed when I got my Vintage... IMO it's not even worth the shipping cost that comes with it. When all the cantaloupe oils and this and that are gone... the WAX is what remains on your car (and polymers, etc.), not the |exotic ingredients". Really I'm a good salesman and other than prestige and penis enhancement I have no other valid selling points about this wax. The whole "enzyme" spiel is also just a bit too... reaching for me... it may have enzymatic characteristics, but an enzyme? I think not (someone prove me wrong here). After 3 weeks on my wife's hood I saw the same beading as any other wax (Collinite 855 was on the rest of the car).
Crystal Rock:
Haven't played with it yet, but FWIK, it's more like a sealant than a "natural wax"... Like Colly
If you want a nice wax that's "luxury" category go with SV Concorso (I have it... very nice) or Migliore Primo or Competizione which are very nice waxes IMO.
I'll tell you that I was very disappointed when I got my Vintage... IMO it's not even worth the shipping cost that comes with it. When all the cantaloupe oils and this and that are gone... the WAX is what remains on your car (and polymers, etc.), not the |exotic ingredients". Really I'm a good salesman and other than prestige and penis enhancement I have no other valid selling points about this wax. The whole "enzyme" spiel is also just a bit too... reaching for me... it may have enzymatic characteristics, but an enzyme? I think not (someone prove me wrong here). After 3 weeks on my wife's hood I saw the same beading as any other wax (Collinite 855 was on the rest of the car).
Crystal Rock:
Haven't played with it yet, but FWIK, it's more like a sealant than a "natural wax"... Like Colly
If you want a nice wax that's "luxury" category go with SV Concorso (I have it... very nice) or Migliore Primo or Competizione which are very nice waxes IMO.
Last edited by Clever Nickname; 08-22-2009 at 07:49 AM.
#3
CR for the win.
I have been told by many of my high end detail accounts that they love CR and would not use anything else.
For the DIYers that we sell to I would say Concorso. Its our best selling SV.
I no longer get request to get customers Vintage its been 2 years since I have sold any.
I have been told by many of my high end detail accounts that they love CR and would not use anything else.
For the DIYers that we sell to I would say Concorso. Its our best selling SV.
I no longer get request to get customers Vintage its been 2 years since I have sold any.
#5
Vintage:
I'll tell you that I was very disappointed when I got my Vintage... IMO it's not even worth the shipping cost that comes with it. When all the cantaloupe oils and this and that are gone... the WAX is what remains on your car (and polymers, etc.), not the |exotic ingredients". Really I'm a good salesman and other than prestige and penis enhancement I have no other valid selling points about this wax. The whole "enzyme" spiel is also just a bit too... reaching for me... it may have enzymatic characteristics, but an enzyme? I think not (someone prove me wrong here). After 3 weeks on my wife's hood I saw the same beading as any other wax (Collinite 855 was on the rest of the car).
Crystal Rock:
Haven't played with it yet, but FWIK, it's more like a sealant than a "natural wax"... Like Colly
If you want a nice wax that's "luxury" category go with SV Concorso (I have it... very nice) or Migliore Primo or Competizione which are very niec waxes IMO.
I'll tell you that I was very disappointed when I got my Vintage... IMO it's not even worth the shipping cost that comes with it. When all the cantaloupe oils and this and that are gone... the WAX is what remains on your car (and polymers, etc.), not the |exotic ingredients". Really I'm a good salesman and other than prestige and penis enhancement I have no other valid selling points about this wax. The whole "enzyme" spiel is also just a bit too... reaching for me... it may have enzymatic characteristics, but an enzyme? I think not (someone prove me wrong here). After 3 weeks on my wife's hood I saw the same beading as any other wax (Collinite 855 was on the rest of the car).
Crystal Rock:
Haven't played with it yet, but FWIK, it's more like a sealant than a "natural wax"... Like Colly
If you want a nice wax that's "luxury" category go with SV Concorso (I have it... very nice) or Migliore Primo or Competizione which are very niec waxes IMO.
I think the Vintage wax is worth every penny. It doesn't have the greatest durability, but when you're preparing your car for a Concours car show or similar, I have not found anything that looks better.
John
#7
Even if I owned an exotic (still contemplating a '90 Ferrari 348 so maybe one day...) I still don't think I'd use my Vintage on it. For me the only tried and true "luxury category" waxes have been SV and Migliore (Concorso and Competizione, respective).
#9
I keep my Vintage and my higher-end Swissvax-es in the fridge because I have noticed that if I subject my SW to extreme heat, which is common here in Hungary, they tend to "shrink". By that I mean, they literally shrink and start to recede from the sides of the container.