Applicator for s100 paste wax
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Spilchy
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I tossed the applicator and use either an MF applicator or the new CBT material applicator from the Autopia store :up
autoweenie
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At first I did not realize the grey thingie in the can is actually
the applicator.
So, initially I used the autopia foam applicator (the blue one with handle). However, the darn thing won't go in to the can nicely.
I ended up using a plastic knife to get the wax out of the can
and spread it on the foam applicator - way too much work.
I have since been using that grey ugly thigie inside the can
as the applicator. To make the job easy, I wax in small
circular motion (I can't deal with that "go with the wind flow"
zen method - I guess I am not a real Autopian )
I must admit that S100 is so easy to use that I find myself
waxing my car on a whim (last evening I took out the trash
and saw my car sitting all lonely there - ended doing a quick layer
of s100 on its hood and trunk. I love that greasy feel of
s100 when I am putting it on and love the feel of Dave's
concours buffing towel when I am buffing it off - am I
sick or what. )
the applicator.
So, initially I used the autopia foam applicator (the blue one with handle). However, the darn thing won't go in to the can nicely.
I ended up using a plastic knife to get the wax out of the can
and spread it on the foam applicator - way too much work.
I have since been using that grey ugly thigie inside the can
as the applicator. To make the job easy, I wax in small
circular motion (I can't deal with that "go with the wind flow"
zen method - I guess I am not a real Autopian
)I must admit that S100 is so easy to use that I find myself
waxing my car on a whim (last evening I took out the trash
and saw my car sitting all lonely there - ended doing a quick layer
of s100 on its hood and trunk. I love that greasy feel of
s100 when I am putting it on and love the feel of Dave's
concours buffing towel when I am buffing it off - am I
sick or what.
)autoweenie
New member
Hmmm...
I think it means you go do it in straight line but no back and
forth movement. (Example: from front of hood to the back
of hood in a straigth line, then lift the pad and do it again
from front to back - after a while, you will achieve nirvana -
so I was told).
I think it means you go do it in straight line but no back and
forth movement. (Example: from front of hood to the back
of hood in a straigth line, then lift the pad and do it again
from front to back - after a while, you will achieve nirvana -
so I was told).