I'm looking for a wax that I don't have to add any color to and it look white in a clear glass container. Is this a good wax to fit my needs?
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It will be a very light cream, almost white, but not a pure bright white. Unless you buy some UV inhibitor separately to add, it will turn a bright yellow when exposed to any kind of sunlight for a while (meaning weeks, not hours.)
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Are you asking if it's low shine? The description says "matte finish" which I generally agree with. It's not as shiny as 'gel' which I like. Overall it looks pretty natural and holds well. This is my go-to hair wax.
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I have used this wax for years because it does a great job in an easy one step process. It has a very gentle cleaner in it, but is fine for paint or clear coat. It you have a new car and are still concerned about using a cleaner wax, I would recommend Meguiar's Deep Crystal Carnauba wax which has no cleaner in it, is very easy to use and gives excellent results as well.
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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 honestly don't know why they show a yellow bottle because the bottle you receive is clear & the white colored liquid cream shows through white. It does have the colorful label on the bottle, but the cream wax is definitely white & works just like the old product--Super! � hope that helps.
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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 is very good car wax. I does not dry on you car and make a white powder. I shines like a diamond. It is the best wax I have ever bought. It is also the most expensive wax that I have ever bought. I will probably not buy it again because it is so pricy... but if you have the money, I can't imagine anything being better.
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White. I don't think they offer a clear one yet. It will leave a residue. Smells awesome though.
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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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Yes, I did. It will darken it a little, especially in a scratch. I was unable to find a light color wax.
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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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I am not really sure if I understand the question. The strip is a bit textured and I don't think it has any wax. The strips work fine.
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Have not gotten around to using it yet- so I do not know. If you are concerned about the white- Blue Ice by Turtle Wax does not leave any white residue- I have used that.
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yeah, there's a little bucket that you can poor loose wax into, but it would be a lot cleaner to buy the wax that comes in a container already, just a recomendation though, but you can definately poor it in directly and use it
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In the container, it is a thin - milky colored product. It is a blended urethane and acrylic resin that pours out of the container white and dries to a clear, high gloss finish. It is a thin film product. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks. George Carson Exterior Performance Coatings 630-675-4509
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I liked it on white and description from meguiars says it good for light colored paint also; but it's a wax not a sealant so you need to couple times a year
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The transparency of this product when it's dry has mostly to do with the thickness of the application. If it's smeared on a surface thin, it's pretty clear, or at least it looks that way. But it's actually slightly opaque so the thicker it gets the whiter it appears. In other words, a thick bead, like the thickness of your finger, might appear to be almost white. It's a great gap filler, so I've used it to fill 1" wide gaps that are 1/4" deep... it looks white when you do that. I've also used it to glue together pieces of unfinished wood, and smeared any excess on the surface... it's clear in those cases. Make sense?