Washed my car today, (after 2 weeks, :grinno: ), dried it and because I had nothing to do I also applied a coat of Swissol Samurai wax (comparable with P21S)
Halfway my waxing it started to drizzle.
I worked on one panel at a time, first waxing, then buffing so the complete left side and hood was still unwaxed.
Tought by myself, what the heck and I continiued my waxing.
Even on slightly wet panels, the wax applied very easy (I found it even more easy to apply then on dry panels), I buffed with some Poorboys Mega towels and amazingly it came out perfect !
No streaks or smears, just silky smooth and shiny paint...
Like a sort of spit-shine-in-one method...
Now it's raining quiet heavy and I love to see the water sliding of the car...
Beading is very strong, I will try to make a pic later with my cellphone...
Halfway my waxing it started to drizzle.
I worked on one panel at a time, first waxing, then buffing so the complete left side and hood was still unwaxed.
Tought by myself, what the heck and I continiued my waxing.
Even on slightly wet panels, the wax applied very easy (I found it even more easy to apply then on dry panels), I buffed with some Poorboys Mega towels and amazingly it came out perfect !
No streaks or smears, just silky smooth and shiny paint...
Like a sort of spit-shine-in-one method...
Now it's raining quiet heavy and I love to see the water sliding of the car...
Beading is very strong, I will try to make a pic later with my cellphone...
Never heard of anybody doing it with Swissol before.