Excuse me,but can the wax be used on my white car?
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Why not? Unlike paste wax, there is no white residue. The product goes on as a water diluted wax. I spray a light dampness on a microfiber towel, then a light spray on the area I am waxing, light spreading until it dries, shines, more light wiping if there are any marks. It keeps it looking like new. If you don't keep the car waxed, you need to do it well to get the surface smooth, but if you don't wash the wax away, and keep the wax coating up, it can look fresh waxed for months. I have never used soap on my car (Tesla) and the paint protection film and the naked paint both look like new after a year.
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Why not? Unlike paste wax, there is no white residue. The product goes on as a water diluted wax. I spray a light dampness on a microfiber towel, then a light spray on the area I am waxing, light spreading until it dries, shines, more light wiping if there are any marks. It keeps it looking like new. If you don't keep the car waxed, you need to do it well to get the surface smooth, but if you don't wash the wax away, and keep the wax coating up, it can look fresh waxed for months. I have never used soap on my car (Tesla) and the paint protection film and the naked paint both look like new after a year. Why not? Unlike paste wax, there is no white residue. The product goes on as a water diluted wax. I spray a light dampness on a microfiber towel, then a light spray on the area I am waxing, light spreading until it dries, shines, more light wiping if there are any marks. It keeps it looking like new. If you don't keep the car waxed, you need to do it well to get the surface smooth, but if you don't wash the wax away, and keep the wax coating up, it can look fresh waxed for months. I have never used soap on my car (Tesla) and the paint protection film and the naked paint both look like... » Read More Why not? Unlike paste wax, there is no white residue. The product goes on as a water diluted wax. I spray a light dampness on a microfiber towel, then a light spray on the area I am waxing, light spreading until it dries, shines, more light wiping if there are any marks. It keeps it looking like new. If you don't keep the car waxed, you need to do it well to get the surface smooth, but if you don't wash the wax away, and keep the wax coating up, it can look fresh waxed for months. I have never used soap on my car (Tesla) and the paint protection film and the naked paint both look like new after a year. « Show Less
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This wax was made to use on any car regardless of color, and of course you can use it on your white car. It's the best of the best, I used it on my black 2011 q5 Audi and now I use it on my grey 2013 q5 Audi.
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well no not really if you want the shine to really come out its best to use it in the shade
1950203
I don't see why not, however it my require a primer due to the texture of the material it is made of. I hope this helps, I purchased white specifically for the look I wanted. Awesome container!!!!
1522109
I have a white car, but I know you are looking for swirl question.. There doesn't seem to be ANY grit in the melted-butter consistency.So far, I used it on my car, church wooden statues that had a lacquer base, porcelain sinks, different plastic coated items,.. I guess I like it!
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I'm sure you can as long as it will loosen the wax up to a honey like consistency.
253023
It's a polish. Not a wax. Not a substitute for soap. You have to remove dirt and grime before or you could cause minor scratches. It wouldn't be the Polish fault though.
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My boat is off white. I was more impressed with the cleaner than the wax. If the jell coat is gone it will never shine like it used to
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Yes. Even a brand new car will have impurities on its surface. Consider how log it takes to get it to a dealer from the factory; then it sits on the dealer's lot gathering dust, even if the dealer doesn't put any garbage wax on it.....It's always advisable to apply a thin (!!!) layer of Klasse AIO before using the glaze.
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It's so much better that using a white wax, on a black car. If you have a some scratches, you don't need to go over them to get the wax out. I wouldn't use this on any color but black.
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I'm not sure if that would work. I don't think it would get the wax hot enough.
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I'm not sure. But if the wax is the same size as the container shown in the picture then yes you should be able to use it.
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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.
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I guess you could if you used a mild cutting agent. Why not just wash the car with a strong dish or laundry soap????
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Hi Matt, Absolutely this product works amazing with any color of car, try Turtle wax Product to attain perfect shine.
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No you have to use a special wax, theirs. I just gave mine away as took forever to warm the wax...onto the next brand.
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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.
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I will work great. This wax is excellent as a topper coat over your favorite process. I use it on top of Zaino with great results on both dark and light cars.
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Mine has a lot of white in it. Therefore the need for wax. It darkened the white hairs a little, but it did what I wanted.