can you use this on your car that already has a nano wax on it?
2073677
do not by this product it is a gimmick it does not work...Meguiars makes a really really good cleaner wax
144496
Yes but I would first use a compound and then use this and then wax.. this will get the fine scratches out and make it really shine... But make sure you put wax over it
118097
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.
2174040
This product is a sealant so it needs to go on first. I believe it goes on the first time in two coats, the coats need to cure 20 or more minutes before removing and putting on another coat. I just used the sealant and no wax but Chemical Guys have a video on their web page showing the application process and how to apply wax if you think you need it. I would suggest watching the video on application and getting your cars finish clean first will make the applications and your car look better.
1288187
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.
1502671
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)
171292
I'm not sure if that would work. I don't think it would get the wax hot enough.
1048695
This is the best wax available. Go ahead and use it on your new car to protect the finish and keep it looking new.
1112995
yes it will works great.. but frist you need to wash then clay your car then use this wax from meguiars works wonders i have a bmw and evertime i wax it people stop me and ask if i have a new paint job..cant go wrong with this wax bob nyc.....
237755
I leave the wax in and reuse it. Just plug it in a few hours ahead and it should be fine.
118092
From my understanding you can apply wax but it will not last as long nor is it necessary. The purpose of applying opti-coat is essentially to have a permanent wax that is more durable and protective. I would also suggest you Google your question as well. Hopes this helps.
1295825
Yes, this stuff is awesome! It lasts a long time, so you don't have to keep re-waxing every 3 months. For me, it lasts about a legitimate year on my car, and about six months on my motorcycle. Before you put this on, clean the chrome with some kind of metal cleaner polish, then apply this as a second protective coat. I'm not too sure how long this will last on those parts though, since they are very hot. Hope this helps
573908
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.
1742131
If you use this spray wax when the Synthetic sealant is fully cured, this will upgrade the water beading.It's a great product for waxing after you washed the car, but for the cleaning between the application you'll need a Instant detail spray (Meguiar's Last Touch). Kind regards !
1347471
Yes, however I have had poor results with this wax. I find it hard to remove and causes fine swirls/ scratches both by hand and with a machine. I would recommend Meguiars Gold Class Carnauba Wax.
370225
I believe you should have no problem using it on new or older cars, just follow the directions closely!
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Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on... » Read More Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. « Show Less