People are using this wax as a Hard Wax, on the website it says its not a hard wax its a cream wax used with a strip? Can you confirm?
380527
well I am NOT an expert on Satin smooth products but there should be a label on the side of the can that says if it's a hard wax used without a strip or a soft wax used with the strip
1459056
The can of wax is included and with the wax warmer; the wax is supposed to allow people to peel off the wax instead of using strips so strips are not included. However, peeling off the wax is much more painful than if you purchase a wax that requires strips. The warmer is a good unit and I would recommend it, but the wax didn't impress me at all. I would not recommend buying strips with this wax because the wax is thicker than the wax that requires strips.
1259481
This is best used as a GLAZE. So it should go on after paint has been clay barred and polished and before a good sealant. There are NO abrasive qualities so it is NOT a polish. Wax usually has carnuba in it in some quantity and this has none. It can be used as a sealant but there are better longer lasting products to go over it as a sealant.
844833
I am not sure but it did not last long and peeled off - not suggested for a wax that will last
816101
Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
773602
Yes, you definitely need to use wax strips with this and the color is blue. I actually tried it without the strips at first and it did NOT turn out so well lol so use those strips.
1125857
I use this cream and have always found it creamy with natural ingredients. What you are describing sounds more like a wax?! It does not seem like the same cream.
700106
It is a polish. It serves the same purpose as a wax in that it protects. Only this stuff is synthetic. Putting wax over it will give you a better gloss.
1288187
No you have to use a special wax, theirs. I just gave mine away as took forever to warm the wax...onto the next brand.
1793055
Nope. Hard wax goes on thick and then hardens into a solid body. When it's ready (dry to the touch) you simply peel up a corner and pull in a quick motion. It's like removing a bandaid.
400575
I recommend a hard wax (the kind that you don't need a paper strip). It only sticks to hair, not skin, so it's easier to remove. But I more strongly recommend getting it done by a pro.
476057
Not to my knowledge, it is an old formula made from a blend of numerous hard waxes, why mess with a tried and true product. Good stuff.
1506272
You need strips. It is very sticky and liquid at room temperature. But it is much better than hard wax--less painful and much better at getting the hairs, especially the really thin light hairs that hard wax can't remove.
619330
This is polish not wax.. It helps take out swirl marks and heavy water spots. I always do this first then I apply carnauba turtle wax after I finish polishing and make sure you remove the polish the same way you would wax a car. After your done polishing and then wax your car it will look like brand new.
2102129
same here// it still works, just rub it in (on your knees) with a rag (I assume you got it for the floor, I usually do it on my knees anyhow) and pieces will go all over the place but most will rub in. You might have to sweep up the crud left over, but the wax does actually seem to work better and last longer than the johnsons wax-- though I am still not getting it again, make sure you keep windows open for the fumes
906404
The wax? Not at all. Just be sure to warm it up with your fingers (body heat) before applying. Also, make sure to brush in thoroughly.
2215408
I bought a different brand like this and I did soak the strip in hot water and the wax came off really good. I only used about 10 strip for the entire jar of wax as I washed the other strips many times. That is so much better than the old methods.