For those of you who have used this wax for a while, how do you deal with wax buildup? Waxes usually need a stripper after time.
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I think general eyeglass cleaner works fairly well. Occasionally I will clean the lenses off with soap and water. I haven't noticed any build up type issues on my iPad screen. Where I think this item works best is in keeping your lenses "clean" for longer, especially if you have anti-glare coating which seems to attract smudges. It also making them easier to clean on the fly in less than ideal situations.
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This is a very thin product, and the included cloths seem to gradually remove the coating, so there does not seem to be much buildup. Granted, I have not used this product for years on a single pair of glasses, but my impression is that over the one-to-two year typical cycle of glasses use, it would not leave any notable residue.
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Did you pour the wax into the little bucket that it comes with? It won't warm up if the wax is in the original can. You have to warm it & dump it in.
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I bought a different brand like this and I did soak the strip in hot water and the wax came off really good. I only used about 10 strip for the entire jar of wax as I washed the other strips many times. That is so much better than the old methods.
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You just pull up the wax like you would with the strip. It works just the same, but with less hassle!
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I use it several minutes after waxing my bikini area. It stings briefly and I have highly sensitive skin. Within minutes the skin is calmed down and all is well. If you plan on working out after a wax I would wait, otherwise you're good to go. This stuff is a miracle in a bottle.
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Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
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Definitely pull the wax off when it is still slightly warm and still pliable. If you let it cool off to when it is no longer warm to the touch, it will break into pieces and then you will have a story to tell you wish you didn't know.
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Baby oil helps remove the wax. Or really anything oily. You just need to have it soak into the skin a little
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Hello this could be a form of that product, but not the same no. I use is at after a wax and polish on a Harley or Vehicle and after that as a maintainer and the product is Amazing... I would think it might have a low amount of that product in it.
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I use the wax once at moth and I have the middle of it. I hace been use it for five month
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You dont have to strip the floor first, however if you have a lot of wax build-up the new wax "may" not adhere as well as it could. I have used it over multiple layers with no problem yet.
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No; I don't think this produce will remove wax. However, I think this product would be good to use after removing the old wax with some type of solvent or cleaner.
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I would wax after using this product. This is the best hull cleaner I have ever used. It works quickly without scrubbing. Just apply and let stand for a couple of minutes and rinse. It removes all hull stains so I am sure it also removes any wax.
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At least 2. It will also depend on how much wax build up there is. The more build up, the more you may have to use to remove it.
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I've never had a problem with build-up -- probably because I don't use it that often. It has time to wear down, and then I just wash the floor and reapply the finish.
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i donot keep my machine on all the time. when i use it is the only time it is on .it takes about 1 hour to melt wax right.
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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.