Can you use this to apply liquid wax ?
146240
I don't think so, it may damage the mop. A 4" paint brush with a stiff medium brisstle may be better to use.
1237199
I had no problem blending this in to liquid bees wax, shea butter and coconut oil...just put a little in at a time and stirred. Not sure why it isn't working for you.
1929775
The answer is "no". It is not the right solution for that. Instead use a synthetic based (so soap does not dissolve it away so readily) automotive wax like Nu Finish.
171292
I'm not sure if that would work. I don't think it would get the wax hot enough.
1518903
yes you can use it without removing base wax. It works good as any quick wax. I use it after washes in between waxings.
670181
Hhhmm....I *think* it would work - I guess it would depend on what type of wax and/or polisher you were using w/ the buffer though.
1966316
Absolutely. Leaves a great shine, long lasting. Best spray wax that I have ever used.
1146347
Yes. This is the same wax I use. I think it is one of the best you can use on wood turnings and other wood crafts .
1240303
You can use whatever wax you'd like, however if you're going to put the wax either straight into the warmer or put the plastic container into the warmer, I WOULD NOT recommend this. The plastic WILL melt. If you have some way to maybe put it into a tin and then into the warmer, you'll be alright.
2092252
Yes...you can. make sure you press the strip on immediately though since the wax cools so fast.
138571
I don't believe so. But if you mean polishing, like polishing compound where you may want something a little more abrasive than cotton or microfiber, it may work well. But for a wax or something fine, it may be a little too rough. Good thought though, it hadn't occurred to me for this type of use???
193006
You can, thats up to you. But if one day you want to try a new wax, you would have to clean all that wax out first. Which would probably be a big mess. I would say keep it in the tin that it comes in, just to save you from a possible mess later on. And its a lot easier.
1502669
It is okay to use as a sole one-use wax but, better results can be achieved if used as directed. I have not tried it on glass
1140080
This product is meant to be used with wax. You would burn yourself if there wasn't any wax in it.
454706
i don't think so...my best way to remove wax i with a clean rag and an iron. keep moving the rag to a clean area as the wax melts onto it. you'll have to dump the rag and sometimes scrub the iron surface for residue.
573910
Should be no problem. I have been using this wax since the early 60s on many different cars and paints. I wax my car in the spring and the fall and it has always lasted 6 months. I would be surprised if you were not happy with this product.
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Colleen, Buy this kit it works great. Depending on what state the finish of your car is in, I might suggest you stop by an Auto store and get a liquid polish instead of a wax (the polish finish will last longer) and a couple of good polishing cloths. It's simple to use, but make sure you use a corded drill and not a battery powered drill as the battery power don't usually have the spin speed to maximize the operation.