can u QD right after waxing?

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can you QD (showtime) right after waxing (s100) or is it best to wait afew days.

ive heard QD will remove uncured wax? true?



thanks
 
can you QD (showtime) right after waxing (s100) or is it best to wait afew days.

ive heard QD will remove uncured wax? true?



thanks
 
I don't see a reason why not. A lot of people are having great success with the spit shining techniques. I don't think it will remove your freshly applied wax. Before I knew about putting on thin coats, I used to use QD to remove hazed wax.
 
I don't see a reason why not. A lot of people are having great success with the spit shining techniques. I don't think it will remove your freshly applied wax. Before I knew about putting on thin coats, I used to use QD to remove hazed wax.
 
I meant I used it to aid in removal. I dont know if I said it exactly right. What I meant is that when you wax the car, you have to remove the haze, you dont just apply wax and then leave it.....ya gotta wipe it back off. I got a little hasty with an application of Nattys and rather than wearing my arms out and taking forever, I just sprayed some QD on there, and it came off without a problem. So I guess you could say I was removing the wax, but leaving the protection behind... I guess that makes sense.....right? :D
 
I meant I used it to aid in removal. I dont know if I said it exactly right. What I meant is that when you wax the car, you have to remove the haze, you dont just apply wax and then leave it.....ya gotta wipe it back off. I got a little hasty with an application of Nattys and rather than wearing my arms out and taking forever, I just sprayed some QD on there, and it came off without a problem. So I guess you could say I was removing the wax, but leaving the protection behind... I guess that makes sense.....right? :D
 
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