is it ok to use this as a sole one-use wax, or only after a longer-last one? Can I use on glass?
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This wax was intended to be used on a clean just washed car. My car which is 2013 Audi Q5 has a good base coat on it, this will enhance any late model with a good coat of base wax. I don't advise for use on glass. The result that I found was not good.
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It is okay to use as a sole one-use wax but, better results can be achieved if used as directed. I have not tried it on glass
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I used it as a good quick wax detail. Nope do not use for windows ... Leaves smuggish.
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I personally would only use it over a "real wax" but if you are diligent, you could use it by itself. I would not use it on glass (use rain-x)
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I have made a candel in a glass container that is 2 3/4" in diameter and when the candel burnes there is a 1/4" of wax left on the edge. So I guess if you want the wax to fully burn down you will have to use a small container. Oh an I used bees wax. This is just my experience I do not know the 'correct' answere. and this is the first time I made a candle. Hope this helps.
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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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You can, thats up to you. But if one day you want to try a new wax, you would have to clean all that wax out first. Which would probably be a big mess. I would say keep it in the tin that it comes in, just to save you from a possible mess later on. And its a lot easier.
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This would not be enough on its own to remove contaminants and old wax in preparation for polishing and fresh wax. You could certainly use this for the initial wash, but ideally you want to follow with something like Pinnacle's Paintwork Cleansing Lotion or the P21S Paintwork Cleanser. For even more cleaning power, use a clay bar after washing before a paint cleanser, then polishing and waxing. Cheers!
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This would not be enough on its own to remove contaminants and old wax in preparation for polishing and fresh wax. You could certainly use this for the initial wash, but ideally you want to follow with something like Pinnacle's Paintwork Cleansing Lotion or the P21S Paintwork Cleanser. For even more cleaning power, use a clay bar after washing before a paint cleanser, then polishing and waxing.Cheers!
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I'm not sure about your specific boat, but when I wax my 20 foot yamaha jet boat I don't even use 1 bottle, I usually get 2-4 waxes out of it depending on how much I use and how many layers of wax I put on.. I've used Collinite for years and love it, it was recommended to be by a 20 year long boater who said it was the best.. id recommend just buying one bottle, maybe also get a bottle of the collinite insulator wax too, it's also a great wax. You can try each out and see what you like better, but I'd definitely say that you'd be able to wax the boat at least 1-2 times minimum with one bottle
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I used one strip and the strip were not the issue it was the wax. You don't wash the strip they are disposable!!
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Yes you can.. you can use any type of wax but you have to check that the container can fit into the wax pot... check the dimension of the wax pot against the dimension of the wax container... if the container can fit into the wax pot then you can use it. Y8u can buy the wax online from sellers at amazon...
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It's not safe to leave it on all of the time. I imagine it could be a fire hazard or the plastic could melt. The wax can turn into a solid when it is turned off and be reheated when turned on to be reused whenever you like. There is no reason to leave it on.
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Yes most of the waxes have a short life span,Max 6 months. It does break down and create a watery substance if you don't use it for a long time.
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I use the wax once at moth and I have the middle of it. I hace been use it for five month
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You can reuse until it's gone, but be sure to keep it clean because of bacteria. I only dip the stick in the wax once each time and use a new one each time because I don't want to contaminate the whole entire container. Yes it's a waste of the application sticks, but at least I am minimizing the bacterial growth in the wax.
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Sorry. but am totally clueless re: dying, etc glass of any sort. I use Glass Wax to keep automobile glass clean and grime-resistant.
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ehhh i really wouldn't advise that. if you ever wanted to use any other type of wax, it'd be a pain in the butt to clean out. i'd recommend instead getting a tin can (maybe a coffee tin?) that can fit inside the warmer, and then putting the honey wax in THAT.
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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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I periodically empty and clean mine. I pour the old wax into a coffee can or something while still warm and liquid. I wipe it out with paper towels and then let it cool completely. It is easy to remove any left over wax when cold and just wipe it all down with warm soapy water, then a clean wet cloth. I do not submerse the unit in water ever!