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Old 02-16-2008, 03:34 PM
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Default Any problems if i leave excess wax on the car long??

well i just put the wax on the car and was wondering if i have to take off the excess wax right away one it drys.
will there be problems if i leave it there long??

ran out of clean microfiber towels... there in the lundy machine then i gonna let them air dry ill say about an hour to 2 till i buff out the excess wax...
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ive never had a problem
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you should be fine
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mothers and never had a problem
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kool thanks i used meguries think imma clean off the wax tonight then
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Well, I wouldn't leave it on there for any more than an hour or two. Depending on which meguiars wax you used, the temperature, how heavily you applied it, ect. The problem might be how difficult it is to get off.
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well tem is 70s and in shade and light coat/......
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It's not going to hurt it, but it might take a little elbow grease to get it off.
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Originally Posted by -98-Z28-Darkness-
well tem is 70s and in shade and light coat/......
I would say your okay then.
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My biggest concern would be how much dust and dirt you ground into your finish when you finally removed it.




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