Can you use this as your sole wax (after washing and clay barring) or should you use a cleaner wax first?
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I have done both. If your paint is in good shape the collinite will work by itself. I have a dark truck and I am particular about how it looks so I have used a polish to really bring out the shine. I do not do that on the wifes beige suv.
1381511
I'm truly sorry... but after trying this product on my new 2013 black Azera, I cannot recommend it. The results were disappointing; it left a fog in my paint. Good luck.PS - I've gone back to using Mothers' products.
1381512
I apply a cleaner wax coat first to ensure all the impurites have been removed and then will apply this Collinite as a sealer.
1381513
If you're clay barring there is no need to apply a cleaner wax before the Collinite. Ideally you would wash, claybar, polish(if necessary) then add the Collinite. Typically,if you're using a cleaner wax that would be all you use. Hope that helps!
2223057
I apply wax by hand and use the AutoSpa to remove and polish. I have used it for applying wax, but gets the head full of wax and you cant remove it to clean.
2214860
This would not be enough on its own to remove contaminants and old wax in preparation for polishing and fresh wax. You could certainly use this for the initial wash, but ideally you want to follow with something like Pinnacle's Paintwork Cleansing Lotion or the P21S Paintwork Cleanser. For even more cleaning power, use a clay bar after washing before a paint cleanser, then polishing and waxing. Cheers!
1537692
No; I don't think this produce will remove wax. However, I think this product would be good to use after removing the old wax with some type of solvent or cleaner.
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I used my own wax and everything seemed okay. I think you should be fine I used my own wax cause I didn't really like the finish the 3m left. I wanted a better shine.
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.
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If your wax be warm enough , it shall be removed w the Wax paper easily and for small sport that is left alone you put oil.Does nt have to be fancy type, yr normal olive oil even canola oil shall work and then wash yrself w hot water ( no soap till 24 hr after )
1549705
i poured some full in double wax warmer and it lasts months depending on how often and how large of area of body you are waxing, because u just reheat it. but dont re-use wax. just poor hygiene
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I have used it only for washing my car so I don,t know how it would work for waxing
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.
1122763
ASCP is water based so as soon as I'm finished using it I rinse it out really well in warm water. Every once in a while I use a small drop of dish soap. Rinse and wring then air dry. Haven't used it with the waxes.
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I would absolutely NOT wash anything that has wax on it in the washing machine. The wax may come off, but somewhere down the pipeline, it's going to re-solidify and clog your pipes. And/or leave wax residue in your machine.
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I used their cleaner before applying the wax to my boat. Follow the directions on the bottle. I does need to be shaken and may appear thick. If so just warm the bottle in bath of warm water. Check out the makers web site for info. The wax is worth the work!
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Are you new to Auto Detailing? If not I suggest a good two bucket car wash followed by clay, then two coats of this wax.
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I didn't buy this.After researching and talking to body shops, i ended up buying the Porter Cable.What i do is apply the wax with it, then wipe most of it off with a towel, then use it to buff. Belive me , you wont be sorry.
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I apply it the old fashion way...rags. Because you are cleaning the floor and waxing at the same time, you need to have multiple rags handy. They will get very dirty. I go over some spots several times. You will know where that is needed as you apply One Step. I've been using One Step yearly for a very long time and get compliments on my hardwood floors all the time. Good luck!
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I would give the car a very good wash first to remove as much of the mold and mildew as possible. Remember this wax has a very fine abrasiveness to it and I can see it removing mold/mildew but I would go easy with it at first. For best results us a buffing drill that has low RPM's, take your time and with a little patients I'm sure your cars finish will look great.