GUIDE TO CAR POLISHES

Nu Finish Liquid Car Polish

Manufacturer : Nu-Finish
In Stock : 9

List Price:	$10.49
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Features

Rated #1 by Consumer Reports Magazine
No rubbing - no buffing
Can be applied in direct sunlight

Product Description

Nu Finish, 16 OZ, Liquid Car Polish, Once A Year Polish, Contains No Wax, Guaranteed For 52 Car Washes, Can Be Applied In Direct Sunlight.

Customer Reviews

Average Rating of 5.00 out of 9 reviews

Rating :
Great Product - Scoop, May 26, 2008

I've tried many waxes and polishes for several years. I finally found a way to make my black car shine like new - really. If you clean your car well (I've begun using Green Earth Technologies G Wash) and apply Nu Finish (following the directions on Nu Finish bottle - apply again within 30 days), you car will shine. After two applications of Nu Finish, apply Meguars Gold Class wax, and your car will have an amazing deep shine. I bought a buffer for $20 and swear that this regimen makes my car shine longer than any car wash or even professional detail (I paid for one once - this saves you at least $300 - $400 and I got better results).

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Great Product! - death gleamer, Jan 31, 2008

I have been using Nu Finish for many years and it really works. Longest lasting wax/polish/sealant! Make sure not to use dish washing detergent when washing your car, it will strip wax, use a car wash liquid.

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It Does Work - kkrome25, Nov 14, 2007

First, I washed the car, dried it, and took off the oxidation (this is an EXTREMELY CRITICAL step) with POLISHING COMPOUND. If you don't take off the oxidized gunk and old wax residue, the Nu-Finish might leave a white haze over the oxidized paint.

After that, I applied Nu-Finish on the paint job, let it dry, and buffed it off with a soft t-shirt material. I'm really pleased with how easily it buffs out. The Nu-Finish shine is fantastic. True to what other reviewers have said, it does smell like paint thinner, but it's not a strong smell. Others have said it leaves a white residue on plastic bumpers and plastic trim.....it does not; at least not on my 1998 Toyota's plastic bumper & trim. I'm sure it has to do with the new plastics nowadays; that it does not absorb waxes and other chemicals. Test it first with your car's plastic trim, and avoid getting Nu-Finish on it. Aside from its intended use, I've used Nu-Finish on the glass, and when it rains, the water just beads off!

Nu-Finish does work. If you wash your car every week for a whole year, it's still on there!

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Really Great Stuff for the Price - Neil Gibson, Jul 15, 2007

I've pretty much used them all. The whole Zaino system really does a great job, probably superior to NuFinish, but for the price and ease of use, you just can't beat this product. I've never used a product that is so easy to remove without smearing, lasts so long, and shines so bright. The smell isn't pretty, but who cares? Use once or twice a year for great long-lasting shine. One tip though - keep the wax off of your black plastic exterior parts or it will turn them white.

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Great product! Wonderful price! - R. Ruiz Jr., Mar 23, 2007

My favorite feature is that you can apply in sunshine, although I try not to but I have a life, you know. Anyway, it protects well, lasts a very long time (I'm not sure about one year - maybe if the car is kept in a garage), and it leaves a great polished look.

I suggest using a clay bar, or the likes of one, to fully clean the paint before applying Nu Finish. You don't have to do that but I'm just stubborn like that - if you're gonna spend a lot of time doing something good you might as well go the whole nine yards.

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