Incase anyone needs to know the 50L 3hp compressor I used had no issues doing the spraying it didn't even cycle much so I suspect a smaller compressor would also work for spraying cavity wax
Finally got round to spraying the noxudol one the car.
Oddly it's still a liquid form on the car and not dried after 3 days. From reading up it's gonna take longer than 5 days and seems to be creeping all over the place. Time will tell how it turns out to be. Hopefully car won't dissolve now
here is a video iv uploaded of one side, other side is in similar condition.
wax coating the way to go then? same stuff like cavity wax? will noxudol 700 work fine?
So had the chance last weekend to remove the side skirts on the Celica and was relieved to see them in decent condition with no need for welding. Question is what do I do now to preserve them? I wiped them down and got the mud out of the plastic trim covers but not sure if I should just leave as...
https://silverhook.co.uk/Clear-Wax-Coating-1-Litre-Schutz-rust-proofing
That's the stuff I used.
Got more used to the sprayer now. Noticed that the trigger travel needs to be reduced for it to mist up properly otherwise too much wax comes out
Does anyone else use this wax sprayer and has any tips on how to use it such as the pressure to use and what that screw does under the trigger?
Photo attached of what it looks like, goes under different brand names too
What I don't get is that these wax guns like the sealey sg18 don't come with any sort of operating instructions so not sure how to use it properly without some trial and error
Cost is a major factor for me, the wax in the video in my earlier post is silverhook clear cavity wax and costs £7 for a 1L bottle which is fairly cheap. And got a good offer on the noxudol bottles too I think we're £9 each.
Also wax will not wash off easily , got some on my glasses and it was a...