Can I use this without removing my base paste wax and sealer? or should I use Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Wax instead and is there any difference? Thanks
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No need to remove any base products before use. This is one tough application though. Use sparingly! Just a very light amount spread as far as it will go, let it dry per instructions and buff off. Any heavy application will give you a work out trying to remove / buff. I found that a "quick detailer" spray helps to clean up any swirls left by the wax. Ultimate Quik Wax and lot's of others are much easier to use but not as durable.
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yes you can use it without removing base wax. It works good as any quick wax. I use it after washes in between waxings.
2012746
You can use it with lose wax, but then again, it has to be hot for you to clean it. I just put the container in it, and it heats up. no need to do anything else.
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cabinet makers wax Brand.. I have never used? I quess, I would spray it onto a Soft Rag, and gently rub and see what results you get :)
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With this and other pure (non-cleaner-type) carnauba paste waxes I find that it works best if you use a very thin layer. I don't use the applicators that come in the package because they tend to apply it too thick. I use an old cotton sock cut off at the tip so I can place it over my fingers. I spread a VERY thin layer on the sections of the car then let it dry for at about an hour. Although most carnaubas can be buffed almost immediately after applying, I find it best to let it dry completely before buffing. To remove I use an old soft cotton towel folded up with just a little spritz of water sprayed on one side. I buff with the dry side first, they go over the area again with the slightly damp side. This levels the wax as well as removing any wax dust residue that may be left behind. After buffing several sections, just re-fold the towel to get fresh clean sides before continuing. For a deeper shine I will 'layer' more coats on top of the first waiting at least a day between coats to allow the previous coat to 'cure'. Again, I find the thinner the coats, the better. One other thing - be very careful not to get any on the black plastic or rubber as it can leave a white residue that can be very hard to remove. If your car is exposed to the elements you will want to re-wax with another layer fairly often as carnauba wax is not known for its longevity. But for a deep shine you cannot beat a good carnauba wax. I find Meguiars Gold Class is easy to use and very inexpensive for a carnauba wax of this quality. Hope this helps and happy waxing!
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what kind of wax should i use? can someone provide an url? not even sure what wax looks like or what size wax needed..
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I am no expert, but I just read a blog and the woman swore by using polyacrylic clear sealer, it's water based, instead of using wax. She actually used a certain brand of clear deck sealer. I found this on Pinterest. I'm going to try it sounds easier than wax.
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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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like any wax you dont want to get it on any texture black plastic parts. If you do yo can use Goof Off to take it off and follow up with wiping 303 on it or some other protectant. The wax is long lasting but when taking it off you will get a good work out but the ending reults are nice and it will last.
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M105 and M205 was easier for me to work with. Plus it doesnt have all the fillers that the ultimate polish does. If you use the M105. You HAVE to follow it with the M205. You should only have to use the M105 ONCE on the car. Then wash it properly with the 2 bucket method so you don't put swirl markes back on the paint. If you use the M105 I recommend getting a dual action polisher its safe for beginners. I got mine from harbor freight. It works great just change the backing plate to a 5" and dont buy their pads I got mine from chemical guys.
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You don't need wax. The end of the didge is shaped for your mouth. It worked for me, but some people may prefer to custom-fit it more comfortably with beeswax. So just try it first, it should work without wax.
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Meguiar's clay bar is not rated to my knowledge as fine or ultra fine. I have used other clay bars, Mothers, Turtle wax and others. I found the Meguiar's excellent in removing years of neglect. I reciently purchased a 2005 GMC Envoy, the Meguiar's clay bar gave me a really smooth paint finish prior to waxing. My truck is black and the clay bar did not leave any swirl marks.
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Hurt the clear coat? I would say no!This product will not remove or harm a hand applied coat of wax, thus it will not harm the factory clear coat,. This is a high quality product. I am not a car expert, I am a auto enthusiast and I use this product often with good results.
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Yes, this is a sealant so it is stronger than a wax and will last longer. You can "top" jetseal 109 with a wax for that extra pop if you want, but either way this stuff looks great by itself. For best results clay the vehicle and compound/polish if needed, then apply Jetseal 109. Apply a very thin coat and let sit for 20min before removing.
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High gloss gives a prefect gloss. Mot as high as you would assume. It is a wax and to me, is high maintenance because to spill water disrupts the wax. When trying another Bona non wax cleaner it will take a lot of scrubbing (the wax off) before it looks great. Once you use the wax, it is hard to use anything else. I love it. the white bottle cleaner did not do my engineered floors good and that is when i tried the gloss which is awesome if you are willing to put the work in.
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I use mytery oil and the wax...give it the double treatment per boos site prior to using it the first time.
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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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Not sure, but i've used it and you do have to buff it out. Not as good as Bruce floor wax, but I can't find Bruce anywhere now.