I have used the hard wax, and it shines amazingly, so i was wondering if this is something you use before it, or takes its place?
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Everything you need is in the box. You don't need to use anything else either before or after........this wax in the box (final step of 4) is a liquid and it will, if really buffed goodand I use an old, fluffy robe, make your car shine like a glass mirror!!! Just do all the steps as instructed............... I LOVE THIS PRODUCT for my black 2002 pt crusier................fills in any scratches, sm dings but WEAR GLOVES and only use old, soft, material things like old socks etc because it is soooooo good it will TURN YOUR HANDS, EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES BLACK!! Jan.Rochester NY..........good luck
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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
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I find that liquid/lite oil base polishes work best. Then soft wax polishes.
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It is a polish. It serves the same purpose as a wax in that it protects. Only this stuff is synthetic. Putting wax over it will give you a better gloss.
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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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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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If it is your first time waxing, I recommend you have it done professionally. If you don't know how to pull the wax correctly or if you don't know how hot you should have it, it can be a very uncomfortable experience. I have waxed for a long time and so I am adventurous in trying different products but my first time, my sister who knew how to use hot wax was there to help guide me and then I had it done professionally for a while before I ventured to do it on my own. But I love waxing - and I don't do anything else anymore...hope you find this useful.
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If you're clay barring there is no need to apply a cleaner wax before the Collinite. Ideally you would wash, claybar, polish(if necessary) then add the Collinite. Typically,if you're using a cleaner wax that would be all you use. Hope that helps!
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I would clay my car first, and then go over the car with this wax. This is a wax, I know it doesn't say that in the description, but it is. And a great one.
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I have not used that particular wax but it does work really well and melts the thick cream wax that i use.
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I just use a high quality car wax and really have no issues. Inside the trough you get a few droplets building up, but to me it's a non issue. Please keep in mind my guest bathroom is occassional use only.
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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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I just used the pre-cleaner first and then LG for the first time 2 weeks ago and after using the pre-cleaner the car looked awesome. I think it takes off a lot of microscopic junk from the paint. If you could swing it, I would do it. Or just do a clay bar, whichever is cheaper. I did clay bar first. But it was after the pre-cleaner the car looked so shiny! And then I think the LG adds a lot of protection to that shine and adds a bit more shine also.
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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 is very good product to remove any dirt and hard stain. You will absolutely need to have waxing product to get back shiness.
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I have done the clay, then the rubbing compound, then the wax and it looks GREAT! My personal opinion is if I were to use polish I would use it before using the compound and wax. The best place to ask is go to Griot's Garage and ask them. Since they sell all those products they would be the experts on how to apply it. They also sell a large colored pamphlet on how to use all of the products.
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Jody. The compound is like a liquid sandpaper when you use it so it will take off your polish & wax layers to get your water spots out. You don't need anything else to take the wax off. After using the compound, you should follow that application with your wax then follow that with the polish to get a high shine on your vehicle. Have fun!