Does the meguiar's g6207 black wax dries black or does it dries white or with a haze
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Haze. It should not be applied on any other surface but metal. For plastics use other Meguiars products.
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ICE, 1st the Polish poured into a fine spray bottle like Griots, 3 spritzes ON PAD, apply, repeat, apply-til it starts to dry while applying, spritz. Followed by ICE wax, hard shell or spray. It's the ONLY stuff that lasts, as traditional waxes melt off as soon as it's warm enuf to. ICE is an "oil", which loves heat, & dries clear, filling in clear coat swirl marks with clear product. Also great on ALL vehicle surfaces & the ONLY 1 of maybe 15 all-brands I've tried on my black car that blows the rest away & doesn't "melt off". NOTHING ELSE EVEN COMES CLOSE.
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It dries gray. Also if you get it on trim it will dry almost white. It is more tinting than coloring. I have not found the perfect wax for a black car with black trim.
227115
Absolutely, my bf has a black beard as well, its not noticeable either gets white like other wax products, kinda like hair gel doesDoesn't smell strong or bothers me either I notice it when I'm near it.
1945434
Meguiar's clay bar is not rated to my knowledge as fine or ultra fine. I have used other clay bars, Mothers, Turtle wax and others. I found the Meguiar's excellent in removing years of neglect. I reciently purchased a 2005 GMC Envoy, the Meguiar's clay bar gave me a really smooth paint finish prior to waxing. My truck is black and the clay bar did not leave any swirl marks.
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I am not really sure if I understand the question. The strip is a bit textured and I don't think it has any wax. The strips work fine.
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The 3 step paint treatment from Meguiars recommends using the 3 products: Compound for removing swirl marks, contamination, scratches and rust. Polish for dark colored cars to enrich the color. Wax to protect the paint. If your paint is in mint condition, you probably don't need Compounding and you can go directly to Waxing. By the way, this is the best Wax ever !!
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M26 mirror glaze Hi-Tech Yellow Wax has NO CLEANERS in it, your car MUST BE CLEAN, not just washed. Use a cleaner to first remove ALL contaminants, not just surface dirt. Driving around causes the finish to collect many contaminants, some not visible to the naked eye. The Hi-Tech Yellow Wax should not be used when you have only washed the car, use a cleaner/polish prior to applying the Hi-Tech Yellow Wax. Although you can use your hand to apply this product, a good DA polisher works best, no chance of burning your paint or leaving swirl marks. Additionally, your arm isn't sore by the time you finish the whole car! M26 mirror glaze Hi-Tech Yellow Wax has NO CLEANERS in it, your car MUST BE CLEAN, not just washed. Use a cleaner to first remove ALL contaminants, not just surface dirt. Driving around causes the finish to collect many contaminants, some not visible to the naked eye. The Hi-Tech Yellow Wax should not be used when you have only washed the car, use a cleaner/polish prior to applying the Hi-Tech Yellow Wax. Although you can use your hand to apply this product, a good DA polisher works best, no chance of burning your paint or leaving swirl marks. Additionally, your arm isn't sore by the time... » Read More M26 mirror glaze Hi-Tech Yellow Wax has NO CLEANERS in it, your car MUST BE CLEAN, not just washed. Use a cleaner to first remove ALL contaminants, not just surface dirt. Driving around causes the finish to collect many contaminants, some not visible to the naked eye. The Hi-Tech Yellow Wax should not be used when you have only washed the car, use a cleaner/polish prior to applying the Hi-Tech Yellow Wax. Although you can use your hand to apply this product, a good DA polisher works best, no chance of burning your paint or leaving swirl marks. Additionally, your arm isn't sore by the time you finish the whole car! « Show Less
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I bought it wondering the same. It's the "hazy". Evans 300 hazy is labeled onto the head. It's a clear head though...
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It goes on milky white and dries clear. At least it has done that on all my oak logs i saw on the mill.
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I have been using this brand for almost 12 years on my fiberglass boat. I apply the wax using a cotton cloth/rag and wait approximately 20-30 minutes for it to dry. I also use a cotton rag to shine the fiberglass. Do not apply below 60 F because it never really dries we'll enough to remove easily.
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White solid and it goes on white and drys clear /,I can't use the gel eighter . Thats why i bought this type . Hope this helps ....
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It will put a white haze on it. You can minimize the haze by doing one light coat.
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I can't see why not. It has no color base so while it might work better than some others on black, and I don't know that to be true since there is nothing on the label indicating that, it should still work on any color car. White doesn't have the same glow/reflection quality that black does. That said I am not sure what improvement you're looking for, but if it's to provide a smooth clean finish between waxing then yes I'd say it will work better than some other detail sprays. The best I have used. Hope that answers the question. If not let me know if there is any other information I can provide.
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I periodically empty and clean mine. I pour the old wax into a coffee can or something while still warm and liquid. I wipe it out with paper towels and then let it cool completely. It is easy to remove any left over wax when cold and just wipe it all down with warm soapy water, then a clean wet cloth. I do not submerse the unit in water ever!
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same here// it still works, just rub it in (on your knees) with a rag (I assume you got it for the floor, I usually do it on my knees anyhow) and pieces will go all over the place but most will rub in. You might have to sweep up the crud left over, but the wax does actually seem to work better and last longer than the johnsons wax-- though I am still not getting it again, make sure you keep windows open for the fumes
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I picked up some wood/bamboo conditioning oil and applied a few coats on the board, and I reapply it about once a month for maintenance. It helps to give the butcher block a nice rich color and makes it easier to clean too. I'm guessing that will help with the white haze you're seeing. You can get it at kitchen stores (like bed bath and beyond) or here on amazon. Good luck!
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Yes, you definitely need to use wax strips with this and the color is blue. I actually tried it without the strips at first and it did NOT turn out so well lol so use those strips.
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I sent an e-mail to CandleScience support, and they told me it is GB464 wax. You can find more information (pour temps, FO max load, etc.) on their website.