with or without wax? I need to layer my project.
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Billy, The resin gets hot as it dries so wax may melt INTO your peice and may not separate out properly. wax balls can be suspended in resin and maybe even in a layer but make sure resin goes AROUND the wax to hold the thing together. Happy Making!!
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I use a wax warmer. I purchased on Amazon by the name of Melting Pot,they are great and just right for home use.
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I leave the wax in and reuse it. Just plug it in a few hours ahead and it should be fine.
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No you have to use a special wax, theirs. I just gave mine away as took forever to warm the wax...onto the next brand.
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I use it on a cleaned car. I don't know about before or after wax. Because my car is so shining I don't see why I need another layer of wax.
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Depends on how hard you want to work. A Paste Wax is great when you are really feeling ambitious. Liquid Wood Floor Polish is good for a quick fix. I Love My Koblenz!
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SynWax is more durable. It can be a stand alone product, but it's best used before the wax.
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I was instructed that wax was not necessary but you could wax the surfaces with a carnuba wax only
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The simple answer is cost and effectiveness. I've used them both on my cars and 36' boat and would never use anything but the Makita to prep the finish to receive wax. Get a good quality liquid compound like 3M to prep the surface. It is worth the cost in time and quality.
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You shouldn't have to heat this at all; in fact, I would never recommend it. The wax should have been the consistency of fresh shoe polish. You should never have to do more than rub an applicator across it to get a nice, smooth paste. You seem to have received old stock; notify Amazon and the seller, and see what they can do about it. This stuff is wonderful to work with and a snap to use. You just didn't get what you paid for.
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Apply thin even coat ). There is no need to apply wax heavy, your just wasting product, making more work for yourself when it dries to haze -more product to remove! Remember wax is just protection. Wax does not create shine ). Polish creates Shine!
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Hi!, yes its ok to have the wax hard, you would want to place the whole tin on the wax warmer to warm up the wax. After its warm you should be good to go. Its amazing! i hope you like it. ��
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No strips are needed. When the wax is warmed you can easily smooth it on the area to be waxed using wooden disposable blades. DO NOT double dip the applicator due to bacteria exposure. ONce the wax has cooled, it will harden and is easily removed same as a strip. Hope this helps..... :)
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you'll want to use the plastic hand/foot bags....make less mess and easily pulls wax off by grabbing plastic above wax and pulling down, removing the wax. The terry-cloth hand/foot mits are a nice option...not necessary. Love, love, love it! you will, too!
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No, you don't. You do need to apply it thicker than you would with soft wax and muslin strips. What also helps is to apply a thin layer of GiGi Pre-Epilating Oil, azulene oil, or some kind of waxing oil before waxing, to heat the wax to the right temperature (melt wax in the pot warmer on high until the center remains unmelted, then turn it down to low and use the melted wax), and to pull the wax off at the right time (don't let it sit too long and get too hard and brittle).
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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.
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Sorry, misunderstood question, yes, after all layers are done, use an alcohol pad to remove that tacky later. You should be able to use structure with our without base and top coat. I do not have top coat on my nails right now because my tech is doing art work for me so I just left the structure as a clear coat over natural nails for now.