XPress Spray Wax..anyone try it?

[Poki]

Just got a bottle with my ADS order but haven't tried it yet. Anyone try it? How about on a wet surface? I have never tried a product on a wet surface......

[davey g-force]

I think you'll find a LOT of people here have tried it.

It's my favourite spray wax - so easy to use, darkens your paint, can go on any surface including plastic trim & glass and beads water like crazy.

I've also tried it on a wet surface. Still works well but probably not quite as effective...

[davey g-force]

PS: I forgot to mention - it's very durable for a spray wax and smells great!

[Poki]

How exactly did you apply it? Did you spray an area and spread it with a foam applicator....them wipe dry right away? Can't wait to try it.

[Shawn T.]

Use it just like a quick detailer.....spray it on and wipe it off.

[STRIFE]

I usually apply on a freshly washed car.
I use a Megs Even Coat MF applicator pad.
Mist onto a panel, spread around with the Even Coat pad, wipe/buff off with a MF.

[Marc08EX]

I either spray it to the panel and wipe it off with a MF towel or spray it to the MF towel and directly wipe off the panel.

[Meticulous-Detail]

I just got a gallon of D156 and can't wait to use it. It seems to be the favorite on many forums. This looks like it will be my got to spray wax.

[Marc08EX]

It's a great spray wax! It's so easy to use, leaves a stunning shine, and quite durable too! You won't be disappointed with your purchase of D156.

I have 2 gallons myself lol!

[jfelbab]

Besides use on paint, D156 has replaced my dedicated exterior vinyl trim treatment. It has replaced my RainX and it has replaced my engine compartment dressing. My wife has discovered D156 too and uses it on all the appliances, glass and mirrors in the home. I think need to consider buying it in the 5 gallon jug. This is one of my favorite products.

I don't use it on a wet surface but I suppose you could.