I just used this after washing my car thinking it was wax. Can I just add wax on top of it now?
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This will not be a problem. I would suggest that if the car has not been waxed in the past six months that a light paint finish cleaner(Meguires has a good product) be applied first, then a good wax. This would insure that the car paint finish is well protected and will look like it just came off the assembly line.
2071977
I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
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Pretty sure you can. This wash was gentle on my car that I had to use a sponge with it to get all the dirts away but it makes the job easier. I do believe this is the best for some quick and easy wash that you wouldn't want to re-wax the whole car every time.
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While many say you don't need to add wax, you can most definitely wax the car after Nu Finish has cured (which I would wait at least a day since the bottle doesn't mention curing time).Nu Finish isn't technically a polish - it is a sealant. Applying wax on top will add to the overall depth and shine.
616390
I used their cleaner before applying the wax to my boat. Follow the directions on the bottle. I does need to be shaken and may appear thick. If so just warm the bottle in bath of warm water. Check out the makers web site for info. The wax is worth the work!
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It will not harm the clearcoat, as it is only VERY mildly abrasive. I don't know that it would remove the old coat of wax if there is much wax on the car now. I suppose that if you put it on quite thickly and then buff a lot, it might remove old wax. I use this Meguiar's cleaner-wax every year and often two times a year, and it has always served me well. I do not usually wash with soap, and when I do it is a very mild car-wash soap, so I don't lose the coat of wax very quickly. Good luck! John
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Hello this could be a form of that product, but not the same no. I use is at after a wax and polish on a Harley or Vehicle and after that as a maintainer and the product is Amazing... I would think it might have a low amount of that product in it.
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Yes, you can... I have not in the 8 months since applying it to our new vehicle. It is a permanent bond with the paint, like another layer of clear coat. As long as you wash it and dry it, there should not be a need to wax. But, yes you can. It would not hurt the opti-coat to do so.
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I would clean area with prepsol or other car cleaner that takes the wax and dirt off. Also you need a small plastic squeege to smoth film out. A hair dryer helps soften the material if needed. Check youtube they have alot of videos that show how to do it.
1272207
Hello, I've used on my new guitar, but I'm not sure if this will clean up wax. Try google for that information. Thanks,Leo.
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Pretty sure you can. This wash was gentle on my car that I had to use a sponge with it to get all the dirts away but it makes the job easier.I do believe this is the best for some quick and easy wash that you wouldn't want to re-wax the whole car every time.
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Depends on how porous the trim is. It could stain, so just wipe it off quickly. If you want stain free then use ultimate wax.
675276
This is not really a "car wax". This is for rubbing out the paint after a minor repair or rubbing out minor scratches that do not damage the pimer underneath. After using this you should apply a regular car wax to protect the paint.
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I would wax after using this product. This is the best hull cleaner I have ever used. It works quickly without scrubbing. Just apply and let stand for a couple of minutes and rinse. It removes all hull stains so I am sure it also removes any wax.
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No you have to use a special wax, theirs. I just gave mine away as took forever to warm the wax...onto the next brand.
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Why not? Unlike paste wax, there is no white residue. The product goes on as a water diluted wax. I spray a light dampness on a microfiber towel, then a light spray on the area I am waxing, light spreading until it dries, shines, more light wiping if there are any marks. It keeps it looking like new. If you don't keep the car waxed, you need to do it well to get the surface smooth, but if you don't wash the wax away, and keep the wax coating up, it can look fresh waxed for months. I have never used soap on my car (Tesla) and the paint protection film and the naked paint both look like new after a year. Why not? Unlike paste wax, there is no white residue. The product goes on as a water diluted wax. I spray a light dampness on a microfiber towel, then a light spray on the area I am waxing, light spreading until it dries, shines, more light wiping if there are any marks. It keeps it looking like new. If you don't keep the car waxed, you need to do it well to get the surface smooth, but if you don't wash the wax away, and keep the wax coating up, it can look fresh waxed for months. I have never used soap on my car (Tesla) and the paint protection film and the naked paint both look like... » Read More Why not? Unlike paste wax, there is no white residue. The product goes on as a water diluted wax. I spray a light dampness on a microfiber towel, then a light spray on the area I am waxing, light spreading until it dries, shines, more light wiping if there are any marks. It keeps it looking like new. If you don't keep the car waxed, you need to do it well to get the surface smooth, but if you don't wash the wax away, and keep the wax coating up, it can look fresh waxed for months. I have never used soap on my car (Tesla) and the paint protection film and the naked paint both look like new after a year. « Show Less
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The wax? Not at all. Just be sure to warm it up with your fingers (body heat) before applying. Also, make sure to brush in thoroughly.