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I've read your not meant to do it in the sun?
If true is there something else you can use instead on sunny days?
I use megulars wax
If true is there something else you can use instead on sunny days?
I use megulars wax
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From what i understand waxing in the sun just makes it harder to buff off....?Bigfeet's File Repository...I should never have doubted the Lord of Bacon!!
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Yeah it cakes the polish on, and its not as effective. A rule of thumb to know when the polish is ripe for buffing is when u rub your fingers across the polish, if you get a wee bit off pull you buff it off. Its no use polishing on hot panels as by time you wait for the polish to cure its caked on and is a pain to buffTeam Yellow not WhiteComment
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I Had A Bad Experience With Waxing Once...
But It Was In France...
And At 6.00 In The Morning...
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lmao!!!!I couldn't fix yer brakes so I made your horn louder!Comment
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silly question but how often are you supposed to wax it?
I did not pay the £350 "best deal" price from the dealer so just brought some synthetic wax and washed the car once a week and done the wax.
If I wash it more than once a week, should I still wax every time or not?Comment
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Not a bad job. My car's not been washed in 2 weeks and has done about 500 miles in that time. Fancy popping round whilst I'm out one day this week to give mine a bit of TLC? ^_^Originally posted by Rickzayne View Post
Washed and waxed... Looked exactly the same xDcyclone> Fish is the manComment
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Lol mine got instantly dirty as I drove home!
Found bits if wax I've missed as well!!Comment
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Autoglym hd wax is the way to goComment
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