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Anyone have any experiences doing this? We have 10 days of dry weather forecast.....COLD but dry. 40 during the day. Humidity is going to be low though so I was wondering if it would be worth my while. No garage to work in but I don't mind. Just having no rain is GREAT.
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Re: Waxing in COLD weather.
It can be done, and the ColorX seems to work good enough at that temperature. It will be longer drying times though, so plan accordingly.
You may get a few streaks though, but dont be too picky. I think i got streaks from Nxt when it was cold.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Re: Waxing in COLD weather.
Color X is good. Also # 20 is great in cold.MOL- Welcome to the world of real detailer's
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Re: Waxing in COLD weather.
I second that on the#20 for cold weather waxing, no contest!
I never tried Color X. If it dries quickly it may be a good prep for the #20.
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Re: Waxing in COLD weather.
I have recent experience with Meguiar's NXT and #16 at negative ten degrees and it worked out just fine. Just do the swipe test.2015 Fiat 500 Abarth.
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Re: Waxing in COLD weather.
Originally posted by SVT Lightning View Post
In November, I waxed with the same temperature....
40 degrees and a bit higher humidity was a nightmare using Quik Wax. Took 2 hours to dry and I had streaking on the hood. I also used ColorX, and it took maybe a half hour to dry and I had no streaking.....the day I used ColorX was also about 40-42 degrees, but less humidity.Comment
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