Is this wax clear? I need to apply it over a white paint.
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I use it on painted furniture and it comes out beautiful. It will alter the color, will not star white. Annie Sloan Clear Wax will stay clear.
770709
Yes because all this stuff is a clear coat, so trust me it works, don't get me wrong, this stuff is not like a professional booth paint job clear coat, but its the best from my experience for a Do it your self stuff. I even tried the dupli color clear coat and that stuff fades and turns yellow, the USC spray max high gloss does not.
1259476
It's really more of a glaze mixed with sealant. More glaze than sealant. Use this to cover minor paint imperfections. Use this product first and top with a sealant or wax.
592776
I used my own wax and everything seemed okay. I think you should be fine I used my own wax cause I didn't really like the finish the 3m left. I wanted a better shine.
903200
Johnson Paste Wax is safe for painted furniture. It is a fairly clear wax so if you are waxing over white paint it will not leave an orange-ish tint as some wax will. Plus, it's cheap and easy to use.
306591
Yes, the wax is see through and the string you can not even see, it's unbelievably thin. White will work just fine.
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"a good amount of shine" is very subjective. This is a very good OTC wax, but, as with any wax, the prep work before you apply a wax is what makes most waxes really shine or just look ok. Swirls, scratches, RIDS, faded paint, clear coat failure all have more of an effect on the look of the wax than the wax itself.A very clean car, using a clay bar, polishing out swirls, holograms, small scratches all matter more than most people wold believe. So, I'd start with getting my paint in pristine condition before i started putting wax on the car and hoping it's going to shine like a sunset over a body of water. "a good amount of shine" is very subjective. This is a very good OTC wax, but, as with any wax, the prep work before you apply a wax is what makes most waxes really shine or just look ok. Swirls, scratches, RIDS, faded paint, clear coat failure all have more of an effect on the look of the wax than the wax itself.A very clean car, using a clay bar, polishing out swirls, holograms, small scratches all matter more than most people wold believe. So, I'd start with getting my paint in pristine condition before i started putting wax on the car and hoping it's going to shine like... » Read More "a good amount of shine" is very subjective. This is a very good OTC wax, but, as with any wax, the prep work before you apply a wax is what makes most waxes really shine or just look ok. Swirls, scratches, RIDS, faded paint, clear coat failure all have more of an effect on the look of the wax than the wax itself.A very clean car, using a clay bar, polishing out swirls, holograms, small scratches all matter more than most people wold believe. So, I'd start with getting my paint in pristine condition before i started putting wax on the car and hoping it's going to shine like a sunset over a body of water. « Show Less
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As a polish, it is intended to come off. It is not a wax or protectant. A good coat of wax should follow the polishing step you use this product for.
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High gloss gives a prefect gloss. Mot as high as you would assume. It is a wax and to me, is high maintenance because to spill water disrupts the wax. When trying another Bona non wax cleaner it will take a lot of scrubbing (the wax off) before it looks great. Once you use the wax, it is hard to use anything else. I love it. the white bottle cleaner did not do my engineered floors good and that is when i tried the gloss which is awesome if you are willing to put the work in.
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I use a lower RPM so the wax is spread evenly and mnot thrown out of the buffer base. If you use a high speed you also take the chance of burning the paint and causes marks in the finish. Yes it will work but be careful and move the buffer smoothly across the paint finish.
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This is a wax product, which means you absolutely *must* remove it before painting.Fortunately, it can be easily removed with mineral spirits.
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Yes, it is paintable. I'm an autobody repair technician with 25+ years experience, so I am definitely qualified to answer your question. I would give it at least 24 hours to cure before you spray anything over it (such as primer). I've never had a problem with bubbling, peeling etc. when painting over this product, so you should be ok as long as you give it enough time before you do your prep work.
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Yes, you have to paint or primer over it when its done drying/curing. Other wise it literaly turns white and chalky from sun exposer. It a real thin runny type epoxy. So its difficult to keep mess to a minimal.
77300
It might have a tint of white when you first apply it but it does dry completely clear so your good to go! Unless you want color, haha :)
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It's white but it seems to me as if it's more of a primer paint. My husband says it looks like it wasn't painted, only primered. Hope this help!
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yes it is. And this product don't seems have wax content, so do wax the car after or the clear coat gets wearing out faster.
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I agree with Laura. However, the only time I've had the little dots is when I applied to much. This is the best product there is and use it to first CLEAN, like she mentioned, and then apply a coat of wax. The tacky part, I've never experienced. I could imagine a situation though where there was another product already on there - not newly applied, I mean still on the paint. This is polish - it moves paint, is how I like to think of it.