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Originally Posted by alcheng
Spray wax is more like a quicky, you use it in between regular wax.
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Excellent
I might have to get more of this stuff. I feel like I don't wax often enough already, so this stuff after the in between washes seems perfect!
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Originally Posted by blackcherry20
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Originally Posted by kenchan
mr.jar- i would use it while wiping dry so that your spray wax can add lubricity and let your waffle glide.  at least that's how i use prima hydro.
and you dont NEED to clay before wax. it's better you have no contaminants on the paint to maximize wax/polymer adhesion, but not necessary especially if spray wax as it's a quicky like mr.alcheng said. |
Your explanations are always comforting, Mr. Kenchan
I'd rep you if I weren't out
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Originally Posted by happytheman
It's not going to hurt. Meg's makes some good products. I would not necessarily use it to replace a proper waxing, but if you want to use it to extend the life of the wax you do put down, by all means.
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The Quik Wax spray seems like a solid product. I definitely have a nice shine that isn't there after a normal wash. And because it was incredibly easy to apply, I will probably make it standard routine for the washes in between clay and wax
( Click to show/hide ) I did the car in about 13 sections:
Roof (2), Hood (2), D/P Front Fender, D/P Door + Sideskirt, D/P Rear Fender, Rear Bumper (2), Hatch + Spoiler
I used one towel to spread the wax after spraying it directly on the panel. Then I used a separate towel for the final clean wipe for each section. It worked great and only took about 10 minutes to do the whole car
Note: I never wax my front bumper. I figure the sooner it starts looking ratty, the sooner I'll have a reason to replace it (probably with another stock)
