Does wax wipe up easily with water or do i need a certain oil to clean it off? I am thinking of accidents.
240803
Not very easily with just water. Baby oil works for skin and alcohol for other surfaces.
240804
I just use baby oil and it works fine. The kit doesn't have the brow powder though so make sure that you get that too.
240805
I only used my waxing kit once before it stopped working but the wax was a nightmare to get off. I tried waxing my bikini area and it took me days to get it off. I used Vaseline and eventually after scrubbing until I was raw, it came off.
1729575
They make a cleaner wax and a straight wax. I thinks this is the straight wax. It has no grit. I would think it is totally safe.
647391
I have washed mine by hand. Soaked in hot water and sudsy cleaner to cut the wax build up, then just wash and rinse. I saved my old ones for emergency.
1506272
You need strips. It is very sticky and liquid at room temperature. But it is much better than hard wax--less painful and much better at getting the hairs, especially the really thin light hairs that hard wax can't remove.
654978
I only do the wax step, since My Truck is New and I Am extremely happy just doing that. I am sure if it is a older car/truck, the other steps could be helpful, but to tell the truth I have never felt the need since the wax cleans as U Wax It. The Wax is a Great Product just as a Wax
1562997
you can use the oxidation remover it cleans the boat really well before the wax goes on
906404
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.
322943
Baby oil helps remove the wax. Or really anything oily. You just need to have it soak into the skin a little
237755
I leave the wax in and reuse it. Just plug it in a few hours ahead and it should be fine.
1815948
I would absolutely NOT wash anything that has wax on it in the washing machine. The wax may come off, but somewhere down the pipeline, it's going to re-solidify and clog your pipes. And/or leave wax residue in your machine.
1480644
Wah and dry your car thoroughly, then apply the wax in a dust free location (like a garage); wait about 5-10 minutes then wipe it off. I do not do anything else beforehand. You really only need to wax your vehicle every 6 months, but if you want to do it every 4 months you can.
2012746
You can use it with lose wax, but then again, it has to be hot for you to clean it. I just put the container in it, and it heats up. no need to do anything else.
1442823
You would need to use a product to remove the oxidation. Wax will only cover it up until it dries. 3m makes a good line of products for this.
2265274
You just pull up the wax like you would with the strip. It works just the same, but with less hassle!
649369
I was told by the Mityvac rep that if you are planning on using it for simply oil, all the time, that there is no need to clean it, other than emptying it, as the bit of oil left behind will keep the rubber seals moist. Now if you are planning on using it for several different fluid removal that the easiest way to clean it was to put the same kind of goop type hand cleaner used when you are dealing with your oily dirty hands. Put a bit in a cup diluted with water and vacuum it up with the Mityvac. I hope that works; I didn't clean mine since I plan on using it for motor/boat oil at all times; I just emptied it back on the same quarts and took the old oil to a recycle place near by.
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I forgot to wipe off once after a heavy coat on my F150. The next day I did notice a hazy film on the lights which wiped off like wax residue would. Since that time I attempt to let it dry as long as possible before wiping off.
1401990
This wax needs to dry as long as any other car wax . After you apply, check wax about 10 minutes later to see if wax easily wipes off. It it doesn't leave on for about another 5 minutes or so. I left the wax on my car about 15-20 minutes before wiping off. Don't be in a hurry to wipe off or you will lose the effect of waxing.