Do I need to remove my wax before using the compound to remove water spots? If so, what should I do to remove the wax?
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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!
842862
Nope, the water pressure it releases isn't good. Try peroxide with quips to lessen wax.
1533642
It is a cleaner. Will it remove hard water spots? Tough question. I have had it remove water spots from an outdoor glass table. But I have had some old, old water spots on glass that I had to use a very fine auto rubbing compound to remove. Once remover this product has kept it clean. I'd say try it. It's the best cleaner I have ever used.
105323
I would try rubbing alcohol. We owned a plating shop years ago and I would spray rubbing alcohol on the finished product to remove spots. I also hear that baby oil works too, haven't tried it. Good luck.
1454215
It's wax of some type and when dry it doesn't come off easily. I suspect that any solvent based cleaner would remove it but I've never tried. After it sets awhile, water wont remove it. I would think that it would stick nicely to the etched parts of the pattern, but I don't think the smooth glass surface would hold up in the long term.
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.
1742131
If you use this spray wax when the Synthetic sealant is fully cured, this will upgrade the water beading.It's a great product for waxing after you washed the car, but for the cleaning between the application you'll need a Instant detail spray (Meguiar's Last Touch). Kind regards !
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like any wax you dont want to get it on any texture black plastic parts. If you do yo can use Goof Off to take it off and follow up with wiping 303 on it or some other protectant. The wax is long lasting but when taking it off you will get a good work out but the ending reults are nice and it will last.
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Yes but I would first use a compound and then use this and then wax.. this will get the fine scratches out and make it really shine... But make sure you put wax over it
1254046
The wax is very very good. I don'tt know if you need something to get it off but im so impressed when it's on! Try it you'll love it!
1268457
I use mytery oil and the wax...give it the double treatment per boos site prior to using it the first time.
1971065
This is a wax product, which means you absolutely *must* remove it before painting.Fortunately, it can be easily removed with mineral spirits.
1608904
Sponge applicator comes with it. wipe on with circular motion and let dry to haze and then buff it out. Pretty standard with all waxes
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No, it definitely will not do what the Ultimate will. I could not get the Cleaner Wax to remove even the lightest water spots much less anything harsher. I immediately went back to my NuFinish.
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Depending on the condition of the paint, you may need to use a light compound to remove any oxidation. I have used a compound called Menzerna, with a high speed buffer. If your paint looks good, you can proceed to waxing with the Collinite 476. Do a section at a time. The wax will give a deep gloss and does seem to last for a very long time. I used it on my boat that was used in saltwater, and it looked great and protected the surface, making it easy to clean after a day of fishing.
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I have not used wax but I have used some pretty thick soap. Because it mixes in the cup it thins itself and you shouldn't have any problem. I would worry that the max will continually coat the inside if you don't rinse it out well enough which would lead to a clog in time. My opinion, rinse it super thoroughly and you shouldn't have an issue....shouldn't.
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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.