Not Fond of Quik Wax

[redlude]

Honestly, I tried giving this product a chance but I give up on it. I followed the instructions that Mike Phillips wrote up on applying a spray wax like Quik Wax, but in the end I'm still disappointed.

The problem lies in the removal of the product. Believe me, I applied it thin. But it's a pain to buff off.

I can apply a thick coat of #26 and remove it effortlessly compared to Quik Wax, and #26 is a professional grade product.

Best spray wax I've used thus far is Eagle One Spray Wax, the one that you spray on a wet car and wipe off.

For me, however, I'm ditching the "booster" wax type products altogether and sticking with the traditional type waxes like #26, #16, and S100.

[CELL]

Re: Not Fond of Quik Wax

Originally posted by redlude
Honestly, I tried giving this product a chance but I give up on it. I followed the instructions that Mike Phillips wrote up on applying a spray wax like Quik Wax, but in the end I'm still disappointed.

The problem lies in the removal of the product. Believe me, I applied it thin. But it's a pain to buff off.

I can apply a thick coat of #26 and remove it effortlessly compared to Quik Wax, and #26 is a professional grade product.

Best spray wax I've used thus far is Eagle One Spray Wax, the one that you spray on a wet car and wipe off.

For me, however, I'm ditching the "booster" wax type products altogether and sticking with the traditional type waxes like #26, #16, and S100.

For me, however, I'm ditching the "booster" wax type products altogether and sticking with the traditional type waxes


Great idea

[sneek]

Can't you use quik wax while the car is wet?

[Mark2]

There are some QW that can and should should be used on a wet car, very easy to use. No Meguiars QW works that way as far as I know.

[redlude]

Originally posted by sneek
Can't you use quik wax while the car is wet?

According to the label you can. But I'm not the one who's going to experiment with that...

[tron1974]

I actually used the Quik Wax yesterday. I found that I needed to wait about 1/2 hour for it to dry completely before removing. Before I read the thread about the wax, I was removing it too quickly and was taking forever to get that stuff off.