zesty-man
how do ya like it?
Today i woke up at 6:30 to find that it was raining, which meant that i couldnt work on my dad's car. so instead, i had to find alterior motive. i went to my aunty's house, and did some S&W on her car, then started applying some coutours wax. heres my thoughts on the victoria wax.......
it gave me extra clarity and extra depth, however, i felt that i may have sacrificed some reflection for it. not really too much of a problem, especailly for black cars, becuse theyre reflective anyways. also, its not quite as slick as other sealents and canubas. for me, i gave an extra 10%. my review wasn't good enough because i was already working on a car that had been prepped the other week, so it was a bit harder to tell a difference. however, again, there was a difference. as soon as i took the wax off, my first reaction was "wow". from what i can tell, this is a real beauty wax (no kiddin
). probably for personal cars only. i wouldnt bother using it on customers cars because its a tad bit expensive and should probably only be used on a well maintained finish.
i went by both hand and yellow foam app. the wax itself is very soft, so dont get agressive with the foam app, just give it a couple of taps. doing it by hand seemed to give better coverage and a thinner, more even coat. however, after doing a couple of panels, my arm was really starting to feel it, especially in the bicep and tricep. so that why i decided to do about half of the car. i didtn get to do the hood because the sun was already starting to hit the hood
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ill try to add some victoria wax onto a car that has not been prepped recently, tryin to see the difference it really makes. maybve tomorrow if i get a chance, ill try it. now off to the porsche show, whoohoo! heres a couple of pics of the panels i did. if ya got any questions, just throw em out at me. cya
EDIT: i had bought some victoria wax for my friend too, so ill try to get his response of how he thinks of it too.
it gave me extra clarity and extra depth, however, i felt that i may have sacrificed some reflection for it. not really too much of a problem, especailly for black cars, becuse theyre reflective anyways. also, its not quite as slick as other sealents and canubas. for me, i gave an extra 10%. my review wasn't good enough because i was already working on a car that had been prepped the other week, so it was a bit harder to tell a difference. however, again, there was a difference. as soon as i took the wax off, my first reaction was "wow". from what i can tell, this is a real beauty wax (no kiddin
). probably for personal cars only. i wouldnt bother using it on customers cars because its a tad bit expensive and should probably only be used on a well maintained finish.i went by both hand and yellow foam app. the wax itself is very soft, so dont get agressive with the foam app, just give it a couple of taps. doing it by hand seemed to give better coverage and a thinner, more even coat. however, after doing a couple of panels, my arm was really starting to feel it, especially in the bicep and tricep. so that why i decided to do about half of the car. i didtn get to do the hood because the sun was already starting to hit the hood
. ill try to add some victoria wax onto a car that has not been prepped recently, tryin to see the difference it really makes. maybve tomorrow if i get a chance, ill try it. now off to the porsche show, whoohoo! heres a couple of pics of the panels i did. if ya got any questions, just throw em out at me. cya
EDIT: i had bought some victoria wax for my friend too, so ill try to get his response of how he thinks of it too.
