I used those paste wax before but noticed lately there are some spray wax around, if that can save time to wipe clean the dried wax, it's great, but not sure if this kindof wax is any good.
Any advice?
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Laguna Heights Condos Pattaya

 

Most are quick detail style waxes and do not last very long. Straight spray waxes have been around for some time and have never been as good. The base and binder's aretoo light to hold up, imo and from my experience. While I don't think you have to spend $80-$100 on a can of wax to get a good quality job, I do generally feel that w/waxes you get what you pay for.
Just my .02.

 

Wax as you dry/spray wax/detail spray/products savealot of time and the car looks good with minimal effort for those times you just don't feel like putting in the effort but you have to do something.

I won't mention any brand names forobvious reasons, but I think everybody who makes wax has some type of spray wax now so justtry your favorite brand and see ifyou like the results.