How do you apply this wax? I understand once you apply it on the would with a cloth it is oily. then what?
1751676
A little Daddy Van's* goes a long way! You only need to apply a small amount with a cotton cloth, and, if your wood is dry and undernourished, allow the polish to sit and penetrate for a few minutes. Then buff any excess from the surface thoroughly with a clean, dry cotton cloth (an old T-shirt is perfect!) Follow these instructions and your furniture will glow with health. The finish will not be shiny. It will look nourished and richer... and your wood will definitely feel loved.
2042700
like any wax you dont want to get it on any texture black plastic parts. If you do yo can use Goof Off to take it off and follow up with wiping 303 on it or some other protectant. The wax is long lasting but when taking it off you will get a good work out but the ending reults are nice and it will last.
1386347
How old is the car and has it been out in the sun? Be sure to wash it and let dry. The wax should be applied in the shade and cool to the surface . thad was the way I did it!.
704513
You shouldn't have to heat this at all; in fact, I would never recommend it. The wax should have been the consistency of fresh shoe polish. You should never have to do more than rub an applicator across it to get a nice, smooth paste. You seem to have received old stock; notify Amazon and the seller, and see what they can do about it. This stuff is wonderful to work with and a snap to use. You just didn't get what you paid for.
1327006
It only has instructions on warming the wax. It doesn't tell you exactly how to wax. I watched tutorials online.
635936
Pretty simple really...this is not a wax. It does not coat the car with a protection like a wax does. It's more of a quick cleaner slash shine rejuvenator. It goes on and comes off much easier than a wax product. It's to be used in between waxing. Although I have used it right after waxing as well to take out any smudges or streaking. It's more of a finishing product in my mind. Hope that cryptic response helps.
15380
I washed mine in the washer. Air dry. But I think that would only work a few times until you need to go to the store and replace it. A car wax applicator looks to me like a good replacement.
592776
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.
1006018
Most definitely! Apply it with a slightly damp, small, pre-used sponge. Allow product/glass to dry to a haze, then easily buff to a shine with a soft, dry towel. Brand-new sponges tend to have a chemical that might cause the wax to be difficult to "buff off" once it has dried...that's why I specified "pre-used."
1480645
Wash, dry, apply wax with included pad. Either wipe off or use polisher to finish. Twice a year is plenty. To me, the key to keeping a vehicle looking new is to wax it the FIRST year it's new, and then twice a year thereafter.
1537786
If you want a shine with luster, always polish then wax. Wax only- you will get a shine but not the luster. you bought the tool, use it! By hand only, not near as nice. Caution, always work on it in the shade, hot surfaces make for a streaky job..Tae cre, sfink
1027995
I have used a clean cotton cloth. It's very soft so it won't scratch or damage the wood. Cotton has worked the best with spreading the wax. I have found that synthetic fibers like polyester or rayon don't give an even coat.
525703
Its rather like rubbing alcohol, actually its one of the ingredients. I think the best way to apply is with an atomizer.
616390
I used their cleaner before applying the wax to my boat. Follow the directions on the bottle. I does need to be shaken and may appear thick. If so just warm the bottle in bath of warm water. Check out the makers web site for info. The wax is worth the work!
1970898
Wipe on and wipe off. No machine buffing required. I use an applicator pad to put it on, and a microfiber cloth to take it off. This is by far the best wax I've ever come across.
1027994
I apply it the old fashion way...rags. Because you are cleaning the floor and waxing at the same time, you need to have multiple rags handy. They will get very dirty. I go over some spots several times. You will know where that is needed as you apply One Step. I've been using One Step yearly for a very long time and get compliments on my hardwood floors all the time. Good luck!
454706
i don't think so...my best way to remove wax i with a clean rag and an iron. keep moving the rag to a clean area as the wax melts onto it. you'll have to dump the rag and sometimes scrub the iron surface for residue.