??? about Natty's blue wax

[bored7one4]

What do you use to apply the wax with? After you apply a thin layer, do you keep on working it in just like polish or just a think layer and wait for it to haze? after that just wipe off with MF towels?

thanks

 

[GregCavi]

make sure your surface is cleaned and prepped. Take a foam applicator and spread a thin layer to the car and let haze. I usually do one side or a coupel panels and let haze, then wipe off.

Greg

 

[carazy]

What do you use to apply the wax with? After you apply a thin layer, do you keep on working it in just like polish or just a think layer and wait for it to haze? after that just wipe off with MF towels?

thanks

I think the answer the PEI told you yesterday is what you need to do!
No need to work it in, it is not a polish, just a thin layer. A second layer repeated right after the first will insure full coverage.

I apply by hand using a damp applicator. I don't do circles, but back and forth, as thin as I can--sometimes just enough wax to break the light and disturb the reflection. I wait an hour, but that may not be necessary. I remove with a microfibre towel folded several times so I'musing a clean towel on most panels.

 

[bored7one4]

thanks

you guys been soo much help.

 

[tubafeak]

I use an LC black finishing pad on the PC (speed 2-3). It gives a nice even coat and it's a lot quicker. You can make it go a lot faster by getting a foot or so of plastic wrap and popping the wax out of the packaging and on to the plastic wrap. enclose the wax in the plastic and put it back in the tub. The next time you go to wax you just pop it out, rub it on your pad, and go to town.