Is a three pack enough for one wax job on a small car?
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Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on... » Read More Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. « Show Less
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Absolutely just remember to take the tags off so as not to scratch the finish! One sheet is enough to take the wax off a whole full size car they are the best!
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Three is enough for your car. I fold 1 into quarters to remove most of the residue and follow with the clean ones. The folded one I turn to a clean side after about 2 sections. Sections are approximately 3 X 3 squares.
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Hey Heidi, Happy Holiday to you and YES one, maybe two towels will do a great job. I've reviewed the previous answers and everyone agrees these are by far a great product, and just a reminder, these can be washed and used over and over again. And remember... wax on, wax off!
86958
Hard to answer. Three can get the job done, but I always like to have additional clean towels available.
86959
They're not meant to be disposable. With proper care, they'll last a long time. One package is sufficient.
86960
Yes, one 3-pack will be enough to take the wax off a small car. I used 3 towels to wipe down my entire truck (full size truck w/canopy). Jeff
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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.
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these are UNIVERSAL- you will need as many as you wish. But 3 kits should be plenty
2189250
You could but I wouldn't just because its only made to wash the car and once you wash the car I definitely wouldn't use it to wax unless you wash it first. I would go with the Meguiars wax applicator, it works really well
482267
For whole car!I think you need three or morebut for me I did not like this product, because it did not work well!
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The simple answer is cost and effectiveness. I've used them both on my cars and 36' boat and would never use anything but the Makita to prep the finish to receive wax. Get a good quality liquid compound like 3M to prep the surface. It is worth the cost in time and quality.
2119851
Absolutely not. I use the provided tail to remove the wax. A buffer for polishing. It turns out great.
384521
It just depends on what you're waxing! I use this on my upper lip, and if you only do that, one box will last forever. If you're doing your bikini area, it will probably last 2-3 full waxes. You can store and reheat the wax quite a few times if you're using it on a smaller area!
573908
There will be no problem using this on your model. Once you use this you will never use another type of wax. I use it on my 2013 Dodge Challenger and 2006 Mustang.
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No, I believe the stuff made specifically for that purpose will be the best.This is great as an after wash detailer, on a car with a wax job, it will keep it"waxed" and slick for an extended period of time. It is a great product for that use.
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If you wax in a shaded area, as is recommended, it won't be an issue. I usually do my car in quarters but waiting until the entire car is done should be okay.
1800793
Technically there are 40 strips, 2 face to face that you peel apart. So twenty sets of 2. But the area of wax is rather small, and there isn't a lot of wax on them. They do not do a good job.
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No, it won't last long. Use collinite insulator wax. It's a type of polymer that last.
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Colleen, Buy this kit it works great. Depending on what state the finish of your car is in, I might suggest you stop by an Auto store and get a liquid polish instead of a wax (the polish finish will last longer) and a couple of good polishing cloths. It's simple to use, but make sure you use a corded drill and not a battery powered drill as the battery power don't usually have the spin speed to maximize the operation.
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Sold as three boxes . . . I reuse the wax. It can last a very long time . . . Like years!
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There are two bottles of each of the applications and each bottle is 4 oz. Using a nickle sized quantity (as stated on the directions) I would think that you could do more than one car with what is in the package. I hope that this helps. I would use disposable gloves and painter's-type paint for the application. The box shows them using masking tape but I don't think that I would use masking tape to protect my paint job on the car.
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Not sure what a "small chip" is to you. The final look should be very smooth and shiny, if you do it right. You may have to use more than one coat of the wax. I like this stuff for most everything except scuffs.