Skip advert
Advertisement

Heritage Carnauba Wax

Liquid wax gives rivals a pasting

Paste-style car waxes are renowned for their long-lasting performance – but Heritage thinks it has a worthy rival with its new Carnauba liquid. 

Application was easy, and the product dried to a light haze after only a few minutes – something that can be helpful in the often cool British climate.

Advertisement - Article continues below

It did, however, smell chemically enhanced, and not the carnauba aroma we were expecting. Nevertheless, buffing was simple, requiring only a couple of light sweeps with our cloth. 

In comparison with other leading waxes – including the traditionally durable pastes – Heritage held its own. We found it was still beading strongly after four weeks. 

Its ease of application, performance and value for money mean there’s little to dislike about this product. It’s a must for those who want to protect their paintwork efficiently with minimal fuss.

Heritage Carnauba Wax

Price: £13.99 (300ml)

Rating: 4/5

Contact: www.heritage-wax.co.uk 

Problems? Rather unpleasant aroma, and consistency a little too watery for our taste.

So why buy? Very easy to apply and buff off, good durability and decent value.

 

So why buy? Very easy to apply and buff off, good durability and decent value.

 

Skip advert
Advertisement

New & used car deals

Audi A3

Audi A3

RRP £26,295Avg. savings £4,213 off RRP*Used from £10,995
MG MG4

MG MG4

RRP £27,005Avg. savings £7,825 off RRP*Used from £10,616
Renault Clio

Renault Clio

RRP £16,160Avg. savings £3,354 off RRP*Used from £7,195
Toyota Yaris Cross

Toyota Yaris Cross

RRP £27,245Avg. savings £2,532 off RRP*Used from £15,620
* Average savings are calculated daily based on the best dealer prices on Auto Express vs manufacturer RRP
Skip advert
Advertisement

Most Popular

It’s time to be clear and honest about battery health on used electric cars
Opinion - used EV battery health

It’s time to be clear and honest about battery health on used electric cars

Paul Barker explains why sellers need to be clearer about battery degradation in order to give used EV buyers a confidence boost
Opinion
15 Feb 2026
Electric cars are more expensive to buy and insure, and will depreciate faster
Opinion - EVs

Electric cars are more expensive to buy and insure, and will depreciate faster

Mike Rutherford is not surprised to see the electric car market slowing down in the UK
Opinion
15 Feb 2026
New Toyota Yaris in-line for major rethink to try and please hybrid and EV buyers
Toyota Yaris - front (watermarked)

New Toyota Yaris in-line for major rethink to try and please hybrid and EV buyers

The Mk5 Toyota Yaris will be offered with internal-combustion, hybrid and electric powertrains to suit buyers’ needs, and our exclusive images preview…
News
16 Feb 2026