#26 high tech wax...wow beads

[itb76]

Last time I used #26 I had a very hard time removing it. I applied by hand; should I apply with PC? Does the fact that my can of #26 is 15 years old (at least!) have anything to do with my problem?



Awesome photos BTW. :kewlpics

 

[imported_artikxscout]

might want to try applying it thinner than what you usually would do.

 

[imported_ajbarnes]

I also agree #26 is underrated. I still use it from time to time on my truck and some of my customer's vehicles. The first thing I think about when I hear #26 is that yummy banana smell! I love the easy on easy off application and of course the deep gloss.

 

[DirtySouth]

Sweet! Those are some of the coolest beading pics I've seen. Thanks for sharing.

 

[imported_artikxscout]

just ordered a bottle from proper. Been wanting to try it out but i have a can of nxt that i havn't finished.

 

[Glossequation]

I find it isn't as durable as #16 but is still a good wax.

 

[slippy]

It is a very underrated product, almost forgotten.I love the look it gives on dark colours(i only use the paste),and being a poly-resin/carnauba blend it is quite durable aswell.

 

[LT1Squirrel]

guess ill have to pick some up after i exhaust my 16

 

[kleraudio]

the nice thing about it is you can get it at pepboys or autozone, you dont have to mail order it.



Jim

 

[PRB]

Used it by the gallon when I had my business and I still use it on a lot of vehicles I polish



Easy to use, gives a deep gloss, and is good with durability in the wax category

 

[imported_Bence]

Just as Will, I'm using the paste only and I LOVE it!

 

[sspeer]

I'm still trying to decide my warm season wax. I have a gallon of this stuff along with a can of paste..guess I should use it more..the one time I used it, it looked great on my solid black



Anyone observe any differences between the liquid and paste?



Maybe I just talked myself into a side by side comparo...liquid v paste