#26 Liquid vs Paste

[Nappers]

Re: #26 Liquid vs Paste

This doesn't sound right?

Pin Head Sized Dots of product? As in there are actual particles suspended in the wax?

If so, then somethings wrong with the product, it should have a uniform creaming appearance, not particles suspended in it.

I had problems with Gold Class wax, I attributed it to not claying (when I first started this sickness). We live in a rural area and dust/pollen is always flying around. Now, after a washing and claying, I use Quik Detailer as I go if dust conditions are a problem which may be in your case.....Not sure though.

We have a gravel driveway and where we live, it's dusty! I felt little bumps in the wax during and after removal which took a bit longer to remove and doing a thorough final wipe helped. The QDing during waxing made sure I had no contaminants on the surface and haven't had the problem since.

The general policy is to return the unused portion to the location from which you made your purchase with your receipt.

I've taken two products back to Schucks where I bought them after product turned watery and they exchanged them no questions asked and I did not have receipt (I'm a regular though, with a couple of older cars in my stable).

[Orca]

Re: #26 Liquid vs Paste

Nice tip, Nappers! Yes, I'm rural.

I have (just thinking back to check ...) never applied #26 unless I have polished first, which I adore #7 or #81 on the car I use #26 on. Granted, polishing does not remove all contaminants in the paint and a pure polish less likely to, but the paint does not feel rough (using the hand in a plastic sandwich bag technique).

I have a few tips now - I will try claying and I will try using more initial product to see if I can break through the rapid drying and get a smooth, thinly spread layer down.

Cheers guys ... maybe I'll order a tin of the paste, too when I get around to placing another order with my usual supplier.