hand wax on black
06-01-2011, 01:05 PM
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hand wax on black what kind of luck are you guys having finding a good paste or liquid wax that doesnt streak
and covers minor swirl marks?
seems like i can get one or the other but not both. and dealing with black is a whole other ball game.
and covers minor swirl marks?seems like i can get one or the other but not both. and dealing with black is a whole other ball game.
06-01-2011, 01:13 PM
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Half your issue is not allowing the wax to properly dry and possible too heavy handed.
The only Paste wax I have used that does well on all colors including black is Meguiar's Ultimate Wax. It's brand new to the market and works really well. I have used different brands throughout the years and with the exception of using a wax spreader and a liquid this is one of the better waxes you can apply by hand.
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The only Paste wax I have used that does well on all colors including black is Meguiar's Ultimate Wax. It's brand new to the market and works really well. I have used different brands throughout the years and with the exception of using a wax spreader and a liquid this is one of the better waxes you can apply by hand.
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06-01-2011, 01:55 PM
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Typically if a wax is good at masking its very oily, so then you get the streaking issues. Its somewhat of a tradeoff with certain products.
Personally I'm more of the opinion that fillers and masking agents are cheats... you can just as easily remove the defects with a DA polisher, pads, and a few chemicals, then you don't need to sweat finding a product to hide the imperfections since they're not there!
Personally I'm more of the opinion that fillers and masking agents are cheats... you can just as easily remove the defects with a DA polisher, pads, and a few chemicals, then you don't need to sweat finding a product to hide the imperfections since they're not there!
