Removing Wax

[Jeeper]

I was doing some research on the net and found that some people say do not remove fresh wax with a microfiber towel because it will remove the wax protection you just applied.They recommend using a terry towel or cotton diaper.Is this true? I use a non drying carnuba paste wax(Trade Secret Brand) that you apply and wipe off in 45 secs and have been using a microfiber towel.I wonder if I am getting the same protection?

Any input would be appreciated.

Bill

[Chris@Adams]

:glasses:If you are using a good wax (like Adams buttery) I don't see how the microfiber towel could remove any protection, a terry towel could put fine scratches back into your paint. You can't go wrong with microfiber !Have you tried:drool: Adams blue microfiber towel ?They are the best towel that I have ever used ! My 2 cents !

[Jeeper]

Ordering those towel today they look nice and fluffy.I think maybe they meant those cheap walmart short nap microfibers.

Is that Buttery Wax a wipe on wipe off product with no powdery residue or rubber and vinyl staining qualities? Do it give a good wet shine?

[jjwvette]

Ordering those towel today they look nice and fluffy.I think maybe they meant those cheap walmart short nap microfibers.

Is that Buttery Wax a wipe on wipe off product with no powdery residue or rubber and vinyl staining qualities? Do it give a good wet shine?

 

 

Yep...wipe on ...wipe off:2thumbs:

[Chris@Adams]

Ordering those towel today they look nice and fluffy.I think maybe they meant those cheap walmart short nap microfibers.

Is that Buttery Wax a wipe on wipe off product with no powdery residue or rubber and vinyl staining qualities? Do it give a good wet shine?

Yes wipe on wipe off ,no residue, no staining ! Very nice product ! Hope this helps !

[Bill-V8V]

Hi Bill

It will be the easiest wax you have ever used. Just let it dry then wipe off. The MF towel will NOT wipe away the protection. ANd the results are guaranteed 110% :D:D

 

[Jeeper]

Looks like I will be adding that to my order!

thanks everyone!

[Bill-V8V]

You won't be disappointed !!!! Take a road trip up to NH on 3/14 for Norm's detail clinic and we can teach you everything you need to know :banana:

[Jeeper]

Thinking about it. 3 hrs away.

[Adam]

Thinking about it. 3 hrs away.

 

Yes, but what a great time of year for a road trip!!!

[Bill-V8V]

And they still have a ZR-1 on the showroom floor if anyone wants one :rockon:

[Loud Pedal]

I hear there is a new paste wax coming out real soon. I've heard good things about it and have seen some test results....they look amazing :drool:

 

I'm excited

[Superdutytd]

And they still have a ZR-1 on the showroom floor if anyone wants one :rockon:

 

I want one, is it free? :lol:

But it has to be in that cool looking blue or orange.

[livingwater]

Is the Buttery wax "easy on" and "easy off" like the Brilliant Spray Glaze?

Do you apply a small amount like the BSG?

[11chevz71]

Is the Buttery wax "easy on" and "easy off" like the Brilliant Spray Glaze?

Do you apply a small amount like the BSG?

 

 

In my opion yes. You want to appy a thin coat. MOre coats is better than one thick coat. And if you want better removal put some detail spray down and then wip it off.

[jjwvette]

Is the Buttery wax "easy on" and "easy off" like the Brilliant Spray Glaze?

Do you apply a small amount like the BSG?

 

I got to say everything Adam makes is easy on easy off:thumbsup:

[bigred vette]

Is the Buttery wax "easy on" and "easy off" like the Brilliant Spray Glaze?

Do you apply a small amount like the BSG?

Yes, yes and yes.:thumbsup:

[Baron_Von_Awesome]

Is the Buttery wax "easy on" and "easy off" like the Brilliant Spray Glaze?

Do you apply a small amount like the BSG?

 

Always apply wax in small amounts and in thin layers. If you magnify a waxed finish, it looks like styrofoam packing peanuts very neatly laid out, one next to the other. If you apply it too thick, instead of that nice neat layout, the "peanuts" get jumbled, which ultimately results in a blurry finish that almost has an "orange peel" look to it - too thick of a layer kills your clarity.