How can I maintain product once applied?
910098
I don't think that you maintain it. I think it just last for probably a year before it starts fading again. Mine has been on for approximately 5 months and it still looks really good. I figure I'll get about a year out of it before I have to do it again. I do believe if you wash your car a lot it probably would make it fade faster. That's about all I know. It is a very good product.
910099
I've used it on my 2000 Honda CR-V about 3 or 4 months ago and it still looks GREAT, even with the vehicle being in the sun every single day because my parking lot at home is in the sun and also at work. I personally recommend you to simply wash it frequently and that's it.
910100
SEEMS TO RESPOND WELL TO NORMAL MAINTENANCE,,,,,,,,,,,,, use directions to the letter and U should be fine. I very happy with it---did 2 cars including the trim of 1972 MACH1
910101
No maintenance needed, fading from the sun takes time and you probably won't need to ever reapply.
910102
It holds up pretty well You would probably get away with a couple years Or touch up once a year It really does look factory new
910103
There is no maintenance outside of normal care like washing. When it gets faded, you can reapply.
617008
my understanding is that because it is a natural product, with no chemical additives, it will not loose its effectiveness over time so long as it is kept in a cool, dry, dark environment. if the tabs begin to come apart consider replacing.
402832
I like this product. I learned a couple tips though. One put it on a damp paper towel when you microwave it. Then you have that to hold onto when you move it to were you are going to apply it. It takes me a couple to three minutes in the microwave until it is heated enough. They suggest you do one minute at a time. Then you use the little paddle to apply. It gets a bit messy on the edge of the container. I store it in a baggie in my bathroom cupboard until I use it again. The wax can build up on the paddle but if that bothers you, you can always replace with a new one.
1042029
You may not be leaving the product on your face long enough. It should begin to sting this lets you know product is working. The next day
2065628
Try applying little dots of "sticky tack." For greater permanence, super glue 'em!
1811856
You want to use it within 2 years. You also want to keep the product indoors out of direct sunlight.
325802
I simply sprayed it on and let it work. I will re-spray some areas this Spring. It does take patience (some six months) to see results.
1252594
Shake the product up well and apply it with a soft cloth. You don't have to do anything else. It should be absorbed by the wood.
1068577
tin foil around the mouth of the bottle (take pump top off first). tight wire / elastic / etc. around tin foil to seal product in. store upside down over night. decant into container of some sort. utilise product and REORDER!!! or, you could skip all that and just shake the bottle, then add 4 drops of water, shake again. try pumping.
1624674
I keep mine in the fridge and buy about a years worth of product at a time. Works great!
1447501
Usually only keep this type of productup to 1 year from the date I open it. But it might be finished before then. Hope this helps.
758156
Good afternoon: and thank you so much for your question. Once desired results are achieved: twice weekly useage would help maintain the results. Please let us know if you any more questions. Much regards;
2218204
Use the product within 3 months after the expiration date to ensure effectiveness.
767107
Use something to smooth it (ex. credit card, ruler, etc..) as you apply it. Maybe only pull a portion of the backing off if what you are applying is large. That will keep it from sticking together.
100301
I have also used product in the past. I bought it every time from Amazon, but with the very last batch of product I have had the same problem..
937888
Apply and rub it in really well, then wash immediately. At least, that's what I do.
734003
You can put it on with a brush or a puff. The way to keep from getting too much on the brush is to tap it off, back into the container, before applying. You can better judge how much you need from that.