Is it easy to use this wax and do it by hand or do i really need a buffer?
496439
Works better with a low speed buffer. You can do it by hand but small areas need to be worked.
1970384
It is a paste but more solid than some. Easy to gather some up on an applicator cloth and apply. I like this wax, and while I use others too, coming back to this one is like coming home.
1006018
Most definitely! Apply it with a slightly damp, small, pre-used sponge. Allow product/glass to dry to a haze, then easily buff to a shine with a soft, dry towel. Brand-new sponges tend to have a chemical that might cause the wax to be difficult to "buff off" once it has dried...that's why I specified "pre-used."
1785971
No, I didn't use one. A good microfiber pad/towel is the best at buffing the wax out. That first over buffing towels if by hand. The only problem I had was knowing if I got all the wax off. White wax dried on a white car Do much more smaller sections at the time to make sure you got it all off
1477276
Everything you need is in the box. You don't need to use anything else either before or after........this wax in the box (final step of 4) is a liquid and it will, if really buffed goodand I use an old, fluffy robe, make your car shine like a glass mirror!!! Just do all the steps as instructed............... I LOVE THIS PRODUCT for my black 2002 pt crusier................fills in any scratches, sm dings but WEAR GLOVES and only use old, soft, material things like old socks etc because it is soooooo good it will TURN YOUR HANDS, EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES BLACK!! Jan.Rochester NY..........good luck
1361809
I don't see why not. I just did my car by hand for the exercise. The buffer would definitely make the job easier.
2003116
Well, lol, I was a rookie n let's say I'll be leaving the waxing to the professionals, lol. It literally took me 2 hours n I still didn't get every thing n also the wax was extremely thick n messy, at least for me it was. I still have 2 jars left n they won't be getting used, lol.
263493
I don't remember if any directions came with this. . Outside of that I recommend that you call an automotive store. I used the white buffer, along with some compound, to get somebody's paint off my car--worked fine. I read the reviews to find out which pad to use for which job.
251887
Yes you will have to use a buffer to buff this product up to a shine. DO NOT OVER APPLY this product...it will not dry...
906404
The wax? Not at all. Just be sure to warm it up with your fingers (body heat) before applying. Also, make sure to brush in thoroughly.
1967001
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!
2003112
This was my first time waxing, so I was a rookie when I bought this product. I really wouldnt recommend it. It's really messy and hard to deal with, and I could imagine that possibly someone more skilled could use it more effectively. It didn't work well for me, and after using it twice I decided it would be a lot easier to get strips or whatever. The pain itself is hard enough to deal with as a first-timer. I wish I could recommend another product to you, but I haven't found anything that has worked well for me yet either. Hope that helps!
670181
Hhhmm....I *think* it would work - I guess it would depend on what type of wax and/or polisher you were using w/ the buffer though.
1381513
If you're clay barring there is no need to apply a cleaner wax before the Collinite. Ideally you would wash, claybar, polish(if necessary) then add the Collinite. Typically,if you're using a cleaner wax that would be all you use. Hope that helps!
816101
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.
2119847
I did my 38 foot RV all by hand. If you don't mind the work you can get a very nice job doing it by hand. It does take more manual effort than a machine buffer, but the results are very nice.
1327006
It only has instructions on warming the wax. It doesn't tell you exactly how to wax. I watched tutorials online.