Are you supposed to cover the entire vehicle with this prior to waxing?
619328
One section at a time ,like the hood ,the sides ,and so on ,use a buffer batter our eletric
619329
I would polish the dull weathered areas, and then wax the whole car. If you use it on plastic headlights you may need to polish them afterwards with a lens or CD polishing compound (it is a finer grit)
619330
This is polish not wax.. It helps take out swirl marks and heavy water spots. I always do this first then I apply carnauba turtle wax after I finish polishing and make sure you remove the polish the same way you would wax a car. After your done polishing and then wax your car it will look like brand new.
619331
I just covered the area that was scratched. However, it didn't remove the scratches.
619332
I would only use it on older cars. Apply it and then Buff it off like a wax. Then you apply the wax and buff it off.
870998
You probably don't need to wax it, but if you were told they covered scratches, you were misled. We were told by the Nissan dealer that by having Xzilon applied they would take care of scratches, etc., and they don't take care of scratches at all, even though on their website they ask the length of your scratches, etc. Doesn't make much sense and I wouldn't buy this product again. You might as well wax.
1519886
I recommend by hand. This is very simple wax protection. Easy on and off IF your cars finish is in good condition (third and last step). This would be your last step after using Mother's polish and wax (second step).
635936
Pretty simple really...this is not a wax. It does not coat the car with a protection like a wax does. It's more of a quick cleaner slash shine rejuvenator. It goes on and comes off much easier than a wax product. It's to be used in between waxing. Although I have used it right after waxing as well to take out any smudges or streaking. It's more of a finishing product in my mind. Hope that cryptic response helps.
1899304
Make sure it is fully heated. This wax leaves the least amount of residue for me.
2085723
You do not cover your "whole" car, just the leading edges like the bumper, backs of the mirrors, a pillar, etc. This was enough to do 2 cars.
1234576
Yes, M105 (compound) first, then M205 (polish), then apply a wax or sealant for protection.
1699538
It is held in by the license plate cover. Can you wax the specialty frame to help protect it from the elements?
1048695
This is the best wax available. Go ahead and use it on your new car to protect the finish and keep it looking new.
2174040
This product is a sealant so it needs to go on first. I believe it goes on the first time in two coats, the coats need to cure 20 or more minutes before removing and putting on another coat. I just used the sealant and no wax but Chemical Guys have a video on their web page showing the application process and how to apply wax if you think you need it. I would suggest watching the video on application and getting your cars finish clean first will make the applications and your car look better.
2042700
like any wax you dont want to get it on any texture black plastic parts. If you do yo can use Goof Off to take it off and follow up with wiping 303 on it or some other protectant. The wax is long lasting but when taking it off you will get a good work out but the ending reults are nice and it will last.
2174041
I use it on a cleaned car. I don't know about before or after wax. Because my car is so shining I don't see why I need another layer of wax.
1772703
I prefer epilating. Waxing is super messy! Also, you don't have to be buying waxing supplies!
1477412
If you already polished then you could put this on top for protection. Personally I do a round of Opti Seal and then the spray wax.
2119851
Absolutely not. I use the provided tail to remove the wax. A buffer for polishing. It turns out great.
1654135
Hi: I assume you mean painted bumpers?? If so, then yes this wax is fine. If you are speaking of a bumper that is like flat black with a textured finish then no. For material like that you would be good with some type of vinyl protectant.
1480644
Wah and dry your car thoroughly, then apply the wax in a dust free location (like a garage); wait about 5-10 minutes then wipe it off. I do not do anything else beforehand. You really only need to wax your vehicle every 6 months, but if you want to do it every 4 months you can.