How long does the gloss varnish have to dry before I can rub it out and then apply this wax?
628085
I use my anni Sloan wax brush to put it on and after 10 min I polish it of so my wood gets a nice sheen. I hope that helps.
628086
Depending on area conditions, heat, cold moisture, etc. at least overnight but for the few pieces I've done, I waited a couple of days
628087
Depends on the size of the piece. If working in the garage where ventilation is good then I would start rubbing it off when I completed the piece. Such as as dresser from top to bottom. Small stuff like Woden bodes or musing bowls I wipe down as soon as finished rubbing in the wax. Hope that helps you
1691168
I would have to say that it drys pretty quickly, depending on how much you put on it. Within a half hour. Remember, it needs several coats before getting the effect that you are looking for.
108468
It will depend on the surface but usually only a couple of hours. I used it on a cement surface with decorative stones. Since I was going to use it outdoors, I applied several coats and allowed it to dry for 24 hours.
2071977
I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
1006018
Most definitely! Apply it with a slightly damp, small, pre-used sponge. Allow product/glass to dry to a haze, then easily buff to a shine with a soft, dry towel. Brand-new sponges tend to have a chemical that might cause the wax to be difficult to "buff off" once it has dried...that's why I specified "pre-used."
1429463
It is wax so ill be sticky but you need to wipe it softly after applying it. My dinning ste looks brand new everytime I use this.
1616270
I depends on the surface it is being applied to. What ever the surface condition, It will be slightly glossy for a while until it completely absorbs into the surface. May take a few days.
569921
soon as it dries you can take it off. I usually wax about 25% of the car the I take it off.
1908055
The preperation of the paint is the most important step. Using it on my wife's car, 2005 model, and the car is still in showroom condition. Wax goes on nicely, apply only in one direction, polish it up with a microfiver cloth and use a second one to buff it to a beautiful sheen. Gives great depth to the paintwork and gives that nice wet look. works even better when applied with a polisher, I use an orbital polisher. Waxing is the final step to achieve the wet look finish. Wax doesn't last as long as sealants/polishes. I'm a bit of a detailing nut, so I apply wax every week when washing the car. I've noticed that it is still effective after a month and still gives that nice beading effect in the rain. Another bonus of this product, during normal weekly commuting, especially in the rain, the car seems to stay cleaner for longer as the dirt battles to find grip on the super slippery surface. I've tried various products and am very happy with P21S - finally found the rpoduct that I'll stick with. I also use Autoglym Super Resin Polish as the sealant, Chemical Guys Wet Mirror Finish as the polish. Don't forget to clay the vehicle at least once every six months to get rid of all the oxidation and garbage that collects on the paintwork. Chemical Guys have some nice products for dark coloured vehicles like yours. Hope the info helped.
1470931
Yes, just pour it out and spread it around to cover the entire area with a damp sponge or a sponge mop. Pour out a little at first until you figure out how it spreads on the floor. Takes about 30 minutes to dry fully. The satin finish does not produce a glossy shine, only a sort of translucent finish. Your lamb's wool should work fine as well.
1445560
I have never timed it. I usually spray rub and then put a dry towel over the surface.
1384175
I guess I am a newbie, seems most people just use to buff after wax or glaze is on. Also i think can use to rub out areas with rubbing compound.
1050653
You will need to apply a top coat but otherwise mine lasted about a week. I use my hands fairly regularly so that's the average for most nailpolish.
359963
The gel is soft, but dries to a hard coating. So does the polish. It will last up to 3 weeks...
1286176
How long did you wait in between coats? You should let the first coat dry and cure for 48 hours and then do another coat. Don't do another coat on an hour like it says. It will just peel. As far as fixing it, you will need to sand, clean, and.start over. Make sure you mix each bucket individually and then add one to the other and mix it again. Also keep the room cool. I put a fan in the room. Not only does it help with vetilation, but it helpls it cure in the proper temperture. Hope this helps.
373338
I use it for Gigi Honey Wax and it does takes a good 1/2 hour + to start melting.
1134035
I let mine dry for 24 hours. As for high traffic areas keep in mind the product is absorbed into the wood not laying on top of it like a varnish or urethane. If stained it might show premature wear in a heavy traffic area.