Spray wax that won't freeze

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twopu

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Can anyone recommend a spray wax that won't freeze when applied? I think ardex make something but I'm not sure if it's any good.
 
Umm.. You dont want a spray wax like that. If a spray wax was made to resist freezing temperatures it would need an absurd amount of solvents in it to drop the freezing point. When you have a product with a high solvent content it will basically become a cleaner and strip any LSP below it.
 
Actually Optiseal because of its isopropanol solvent carrier system wont freeze at 32 degrees.. Obviously REAAAALLLY cold temperatures will freeze it but obviously thats because of the polymers in it that effectively lower raise its freezing point.
 
Opti-Seal Q&A - Optimum Forum



Dose Opti-seal lock in my Carnauba?

No. The solvents will dissolves carnauba floating it to the top of the

Opti-Seal. This fact holds true with any solvent based WOWA sealant.

The carnauba is not removed just repositioned.



Can I layer Opti-Seal?

Yes you can. For best results you should do this with 12 to 24 hour intervals.

If you do it after an hour it will be the same as if you applied a heavy coat of the product.



How many times do I have to pump the sprayer to = 1oz. of product?

Close to 200 pumps It should only take 20 pumps to coat a two door sedan.
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