How to apply the wax? Do I pour onto the Lambs Wool Applicator? There is no squirt cap as on other containers. Or do I just pour some on the floor and spread around with Lambs Wool Applicator? On mop-n-glow I just squirt and spread. Just stripped years...
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We just poured it on a clean floor and spread it with a damp mop. Lambs wool will work.
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I have used this after treating or cleaning with other products and before. It works great no matter what. I have never treated 100% wool but a wool blend and it worked just fine. Water seems to be the key to this product working. Make sure the area you are treating is thoroughly wet, then spray the product on. If you can keep the area wet for 24 hours it is supposed to take out any odor that would be noticeable to your cat or dog. I just love this stuff and can not figure out why it is not sold in places like Petsmart or Petco.
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No, you don't. You do need to apply it thicker than you would with soft wax and muslin strips. What also helps is to apply a thin layer of GiGi Pre-Epilating Oil, azulene oil, or some kind of waxing oil before waxing, to heat the wax to the right temperature (melt wax in the pot warmer on high until the center remains unmelted, then turn it down to low and use the melted wax), and to pull the wax off at the right time (don't let it sit too long and get too hard and brittle).
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Don't use the applicator - Just squeeze the Goop onto the area and spread with Popsicle stick and replace the cap. Keep tube in cool dry place
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I just ordered this product. According to the directions: 1) Shake well 2) Apply 1 capful to cotton swab and gently rub stained areas for a few minutes. It should be applied daily. Hope this helps!
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First application should be s 50/50 mix to get max absorbtion.. it's really light colored oil so putting it on undelutted would be OK on next coats . I wanted my floor darker so I overcoated using Real Milk dark Tung Oil. Great product.
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I wash my face first, then I simply squirt a little into the palm of my hand, rub my hands together, then across my entire face. I dab a little extra around my eyes. My mother prefers to squirt it on a cotton ball and then apply it to her face. I don't like to waste it on the cotton ball! It works well on my neck as well, seems to keep that skin under my chin tight and hydrated.Another trick that works for me, when I wash, I add a little baking soda as a scrub. I keep a plastic shaker in the shower and use it daily. Daily might be a little much for some, but my skin seems ok with it. I feel like the freshly scrubbed skin really absorbs the witch hazel. Hope I helped! I wash my face first, then I simply squirt a little into the palm of my hand, rub my hands together, then across my entire face. I dab a little extra around my eyes. My mother prefers to squirt it on a cotton ball and then apply it to her face. I don't like to waste it on the cotton ball! It works well on my neck as well, seems to keep that skin under my chin tight and hydrated.Another trick that works for me, when I wash, I add a little baking soda as a scrub. I keep a plastic shaker in the shower and use it daily. Daily might be a little much for some, but my skin seems ok... » Read More I wash my face first, then I simply squirt a little into the palm of my hand, rub my hands together, then across my entire face. I dab a little extra around my eyes. My mother prefers to squirt it on a cotton ball and then apply it to her face. I don't like to waste it on the cotton ball! It works well on my neck as well, seems to keep that skin under my chin tight and hydrated.Another trick that works for me, when I wash, I add a little baking soda as a scrub. I keep a plastic shaker in the shower and use it daily. Daily might be a little much for some, but my skin seems ok with it. I feel like the freshly scrubbed skin really absorbs the witch hazel. Hope I helped! « Show Less
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Use a gloss black primer, and then paint *extremely* light coats of chrome, building it up slowly. I find that 2-3 coats works best, and it dries very quickly in between coats. I have looked everywhere for a "manual" or directions, but have not found one, so the info I am giving you is based on my own tests. I tried it many different ways, and only gloss black with light chrome coats gave me the high polish results I was looking for. It should also be sealed if it's going to be even lightly handled, and again the sealing should be done with a very light hand. I would recommend testing on plastic spoons to make sure you have things right before you go to model, as stripping this stuff is a real PITA. Happy Painting!
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Its easy. You pour some on a section of your floor, I normally do an S configuration, and then you mop to clean and spread over the area. I have a mop head sponge designed for wood floors (doesn't hold as much water as you want the mop as dry as possible when you apply the cleaner). Rinse your mop, get any access water out of it and do another section. directions are on the bottle
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I emailed Meguires about a paint job on my older Ford Explorer. Seems that the body shop used a cheap clear coat over the base coat and began to haze prematurely. I suspected the clear coat was sprayed on too thin. I live in the southwest and auto paint is subject to harsh summer heat. I asked the shop to spray four clear coats but I'm sure they didn't and used some cheap stuff because paint failure happens after a couple of years but anyway, The customer care guys at Meguires suggested I use this product with a grey foam pad( I used a yellow) and my car looked like new after I finished it. The oxidized paint came right off. I also put the synthetic sealer soon afterwards and even left that on overnight to bind with the paint. You really dont need to polish your car often if you wash it by hand using a microfiber wash cloth and Meguires car wash then spray on the synthetic detailer (while car is still wet) dry off with a dry microfiber cloth. The polish is only to SLICK UP THE FINISH. Sometimes the birds get to my car and I polish that off after the hand wash but once the suface is slick and sealed, evrything will wash right off. You are right though, you go polish off some of the paint when you do this so go easy, low RPM on your rotary polisher,light pressure and remember to seal it up ! this stuff really worked well for me, I used a Dewalt rotary polisher that I purchased here on Amazon for about $150.00 a year ago. The rotary polisher is a little more difficult to use than the orbital(much lower oscillations per second) and you might want to consider that first. I have seen those at Harbour Freight Sales for about $25.00. I hope that helps !
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I use this with a 6.5 in blue foam polishing pad on a porter cable oscillating buffer after cutting and polishing to seal the paint. It comes out like glass, easy off and lasts for months. Not sure why you would want to apply it with a wool pad but you can apply it by hand.
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I first purchased a kit that came with the actual tan towels and the mist. The towel was so small and would start to dry before entire body application, so I would use the mist to rewet. When I ran out of the actual towels, I still had mist left over, so I used these cotton shop towels that I had around the house to apply. Now, I only purchase the mist and use these towels. I spray some on me then on the towel, then rub in. I also use gloves because it does leave a tint on your hand. I suppose you could use your hands, but I find using the towel gets it into the skin better and provides a more even application. I never have any streaking and works great. Hope this helps!
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If it were me - and an all wood floor, I would clean it with Murphy's Soap (read and follow instructions to the "T") and after a complete dying period, use Johnson's paste wax. Lots of work, but the buffer will also scrub. When you lay the wax down, do in in light, even, coats and let it dry - buff with bristle brush first and then lambs wool. You may need to do a couple of coats...best of luck.
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Add as small amount of water to make a slurry. Apply slurry with your fingers and you will begin to feel the pulling power as it draws out toxins. Leave it on as long as you want, however an hour is good amount of time. Then keep doing it on a regular basis. Have fun with a green face :)
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Apply, let dry to a haze, buff like you would waxing a car. As James commented it does take some rubbing.Love this product. You must remember this is a shower base you don't want to fall from it being slippery.
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Meguair's has a video about applying Ultimate Liquid Wax. Paste this into your browser's address line: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWE1s3dEHNk
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The bottle in the picture is a refill bottle. Fill up the Bruce bottle with the spray nozzle. Just spray on the wood and use the terri cloth flat applicator. I bought the kit to start with that contains the terri cloth covers and the mop applicator. I never use water on the wood floor. This never has a build up and looks great. It also dries fast. I always sweep first.