Meguiars NXT tech wax............
I just used meguiars cleaner wax on my formula followed by a coat of tech wax. It does take a little time to dry compared to other waxes but it works great. Don't put it on very thick. A thin film is all it needs since it is oil based. The car is feeling like glass now. If it was smearing on you try a thinner coat and possibly a good cleaner wax beforehand.
You need to wait 20 - 30 minutes to allow the product to cure prior to removing it. If you don't, you have just wasted your time and your product and accomplished nothing.
My suggestion is to start at one corner and do the whole car. wait 20 minutes (possibly longer in high humidity conditions) then start removing at the original starting corner.
You also need to wait a minimum of 12 hours before applying a second coat, or before topping with a carnuaba.
It takes that long for a synthetic product to fully bond with the paint. if you shorten the time frame, you drastically lessen its effectivness.
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You need to wait 20 - 30 minutes to allow the product to cure prior to removing it. If you don't, you have just wasted your time and your product and accomplished nothing.
My suggestion is to start at one corner and do the whole car. wait 20 minutes (possibly longer in high humidity conditions) then start removing at the original starting corner.
You also need to wait a minimum of 12 hours before applying a second coat, or before topping with a carnuaba.
It takes that long for a synthetic product to fully bond with the paint. if you shorten the time frame, you drastically lessen its effectivness.
You need to wait 20 - 30 minutes to allow the product to cure prior to removing it. If you don't, you have just wasted your time and your product and accomplished nothing.
My suggestion is to start at one corner and do the whole car. wait 20 minutes (possibly longer in high humidity conditions) then start removing at the original starting corner.
You also need to wait a minimum of 12 hours before applying a second coat, or before topping with a carnuaba.
It takes that long for a synthetic product to fully bond with the paint. if you shorten the time frame, you drastically lessen its effectivness.
But i know everyone has different experiences with products
I don't really agree with that. I wax one side of the car and then go back and wipe it off. And that how i do the whole car. The wax stays on for about 10-15 minutes. Every time i wash my car it still beads up nicely. I wax my car maybe once every other month and it stays protected pretty well.
But i know everyone has different experiences with products
But i know everyone has different experiences with products
In this instance, I have found that using the product in the manner I mentioned yields the best results, and, amazingly enough, also happens to be exactly how the guys that put their name on the product have suggested to me that I apply it during many conversation with them, and also matches the directions on the bottle.
While you may be happy with your method, I would be willing to bet that it is not yielding you optimum results, at least based on my discussions with the people that make the products.
If you are going to take the time to do it .. do it right.
Synthetics have to cure. period.
sorry .. not trying to be preachy here, but it does make a big difference, and I hate to see people taking shortcuts.
