What wax do you use with this machine??
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Basically you can use either a paste wax or a milk. I have three different kinds of flooring- Perco, Walnut, and Cork. The Walnut requires no wax; however, I use Bioshield's floor milk on the other two. You simply apply the floor milk with a cloth applicator; let it dry; then use Koblenz's grey buffing pads to give the floor a deep shine; and then follow with the lambs wool pads to give it a very smooth shine. (On the perco floor, I originally used Martha Stewart's Wood floor cleaner with no wax and just used the buffing pads to enhance the shine that comes naturally with the cleaner; but I get an even brighter shine with Bioshield's floor milk.) Basically you can use either a paste wax or a milk. I have three different kinds of flooring- Perco, Walnut, and Cork. The Walnut requires no wax; however, I use Bioshield's floor milk on the other two. You simply apply the floor milk with a cloth applicator; let it dry; then use Koblenz's grey buffing pads to give the floor a deep shine; and then follow with the lambs wool pads to give it a very smooth shine. (On the perco floor, I originally used Martha Stewart's Wood floor cleaner with no wax and just used the buffing pads to enhance the shine that comes naturally with the cleaner; but I... » Read More Basically you can use either a paste wax or a milk. I have three different kinds of flooring- Perco, Walnut, and Cork. The Walnut requires no wax; however, I use Bioshield's floor milk on the other two. You simply apply the floor milk with a cloth applicator; let it dry; then use Koblenz's grey buffing pads to give the floor a deep shine; and then follow with the lambs wool pads to give it a very smooth shine. (On the perco floor, I originally used Martha Stewart's Wood floor cleaner with no wax and just used the buffing pads to enhance the shine that comes naturally with the cleaner; but I get an even brighter shine with Bioshield's floor milk.) « Show Less
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Depends on how hard you want to work. A Paste Wax is great when you are really feeling ambitious. Liquid Wood Floor Polish is good for a quick fix. I Love My Koblenz!
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i recommend johnson paste wax its great and the shine last for months and I clean my wood floors with murphy oil soap.
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Besides the polisher you'll also get a "How to" DVD. You'll need to order or buy the pads for applying the polish/wax/gloss. I like the 3M brand pads.
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I purchased the heating unit which you just plug in and wait for it to melt. I don't have any other suggestions- I invested in the unit because I was scared of overheating the wax and burning myself. Good luck!
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If it's just wax I'd go with this. Or save yourself the money and dilute Apple cider vinegar and use that for a cleaner on a cotton ball.
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i believe that Wax Trap 2 is the one now available, it is supposed to be an improvement. It does work, even tho it seems a little strange. Hope this helps. Pam G.
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I have use Mothers steps 1,2 and 3 with a porter Cable 7424 buffer and have had amazing results. To answer your question on Mothers step3 Carnauba wax as to other ingredients, nothing that I know of.
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You get some with it. The wax that comes with it has a light scent to it. I ordered some unscented wax to use with it because of my allergies. I love this unit!
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I do use vaseline. Mollylube will and key graphite . But vaseline does a good job
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I would recommend two bottles. You won't use all of the second. If the gel coat has a lot of oxidation I would recommend using their cleaner Collinite cleaner 920. Will clean and prep the gel coat for the wax.
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Sponge applicator comes with it. wipe on with circular motion and let dry to haze and then buff it out. Pretty standard with all waxes
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I bought unscented wax to replace the scented wax that was lost through continued use. Any wax works with this unit.
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There will be no problem using this on your model. Once you use this you will never use another type of wax. I use it on my 2013 Dodge Challenger and 2006 Mustang.
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Yes, this can be used with Chemical Guy's Butter Wet Wax. Just be sure to use Jet Seal 109 first.
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Yes. We used Gigi wax. You only have to be able to put the can into it; this is just a warmer. It works well.
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A sweet beeswax . It's not off-putting , but this stuff is tough bro . I have to heat it up with a hairdryer to melt the wax so I can put in my beard and tache
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It only has instructions on warming the wax. It doesn't tell you exactly how to wax. I watched tutorials online.
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It's an all in one polish/wax. Honestly, I wasn't impressed by this. I stick with either menzerna power lock sealer or mcguiers marine wax as the last step after polishing with menzerna FG400 or SF4500. I'm not crazy about chemical guys polishes and compounds.