How Much Liquid Wax To Use?

[jankerson]

Re: How Much Liquid Wax To Use?

Not sure how well this will show up for people on White...

M26 Drying currently....... Applied with a DA... Beige pad in background....

[ffboy]

Re: How Much Liquid Wax To Use?

Not bad, barely visible. Should be ridiculously easy to remove. That's how thin it should be...

[jankerson]

Re: How Much Liquid Wax To Use?

Not bad, barely visible. Should be ridiculously easy to remove. That's how thin it should be...

Oh it is extremely easy to remove.

I put on M21/NXT and ULW the same way.

[ffboy]

Re: How Much Liquid Wax To Use?

Something which can also be done by hand, but then with a DA polisher, it would be even easier to apply thin coats more consistently. Imagine applying an even thinner coat of wax...

[STRIFE]

Re: How Much Liquid Wax To Use?

I used my DA with a 4" finishing pad to apply some Wolfgang DGPS.....think I only used one oz of product, using a smaller pad may mean more time applying but I found that I could utilize every bit of that 1 oz onto my friend's Subaru Legacy wagon, several times I would press the pad (with the DA turned OFF) against an UNwaxed panel and squeezed out enough to carry on without applying more product.
Too many people seem to think , after working on a panel, they automatically reach for the bottle to dab on more wax/sealant

[jankerson]

Re: How Much Liquid Wax To Use?

I used my DA with a 4" finishing pad to apply some Wolfgang DGPS.....think I only used one oz of product, using a smaller pad may mean more time applying but I found that I could utilize every bit of that 1 oz onto my friend's Subaru Legacy wagon, several times I would press the pad (with the DA turned OFF) against an UNwaxed panel and squeezed out enough to carry on without applying more product.
Too many people seem to think , after working on a panel, they automatically reach for the bottle to dab on more wax/sealant

Yeah you can stretch it out pretty good with a DA.