POLISH ANGEL - GOLDFINGER | GOLDWAX 23,75 Karat GOLD CONTENT

Came across this when I as reading up on Polish Angel doing some research about Esoteric Signature Series Wax

http://www.polishangel.net/wachse/goldfinger--goldwax-2375-karat-gold-content.php

Price is 34,990 EUR so about $45,300 USD

 

Seriously, this has got happy horsesh!t written all over it. Gold in wax!? Really now...

 

I have seen some with pearl flake in them from the UK so I guess its making a nitch market...

Polish Angle also has color match wax as well...they have some interesting stuff but spendy...

Definitive Wax from the UK has a deal where they will make you a custom wax, send u 3 samples and tune it to how you want it starting at around 400 GBP.

 

I'll place the newer science of nano technology against the waxes any day.

 

For the discriminating customer; when Zymol Royale just won't cut it...

 

No good. I only buy wax with diamonds and rubies in it. I'm looking into a custom wax made with hundred dollar bills - for green cars, of course.

 

You'd have to be some kind of stupid to pay that for wax. Instructions probably mention wearing your hockey helmet during application. And forevermore afterwards.

 

I guess it is a bit like the diners that come up with the giant 8,000 calorie burgers just so they will get mentioned on the news.

come up with the next over the top wax and people will talk about you.

 

Not if live in Abu Dabi and you have a golden Benz. This might just be a perfect match! Even better then Zymol Solaris!

 

I wonder how it looks on a Ford Truck?

 

I was just in Abu Dhabi for a month and did not see a gold Benz but did see a chrome M5...so I think they need to some out with a silver wax...

 

Just as nice as Collonite 845.........LOL

 

Like a high school girl with too much makeup attending her first dance.

 

I wonder if Paul D has this.....

 

Wouldn't that just further mar the paint?

 

I'll stick to spilling Goldschager on my car

 

So if you put this on your car... with every wash you are basically just washing away valuable gold content down the drain?

 

Thats nothing!

I have jar of wax that I paid $50,000 for!

It says Collinite on it.

Did I get a good deal?


Actually, I bet Collinite outlasts this gold wax

 

exactly. I know gold is a relatively soft metal but still probably not something you want to rub around on your paint.

 

I have a hard time believing that.