The video Nick posted also shows some other points regarding technique that many new users miss - very slow arm speed across the paint, and a small work
So I used my MT300 properly today for the first time on a friends pretty heavily oxidized and swirled up 2008 Hyundai Sonarta. Did a wash, dry and clay using QD as a pre-requisite. I took off a lot of contaminates from the car.
I did notice though that if i applied any pressure on the MT300,...
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I usually wax my summer wheels before storing them for the winter.
This year I changed my tires too late and the weather forecast for the next 14 days is between 0C to 5C. I know that the lowest temp to wax is 10C. Should I still apply the wax to the wheels?
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Re: Wax in cold weather
If the wax cannot be setup due to the cold temperature, I should not waste my time then.
mis3 Nov 14th, 2018, 09:44 PM