TW Ceramic Spray First Time
- Thread starter Toros
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Used the Megs hybrid spray ceramic on both F150s this spring. So far I'm pretty happy with it. Spray on, wipe off for first application and they rinse off after that. Did two applications with noticeably increased depth of shine and water beading after the second application. I used to use D156 as a drying aid, and will probably continue that usage. Might switch to the liquid cermic wax for a base coat this fall, though.
Originally Posted by Toros
I didn't see the part about buffing out with a slightly damp MF cloth. I'll try that next time. I have three full bottles of ceramic spray wax now. As far as applying a small amount on the application cloth,, I know that I am not applying too much between the cloth with a little product and a very small amount on the each panel. Trust me, at the amount I am using per vehicle, a bottle will last me quite a while. Two Simoniz brand and one TW. Plus, Amazon will deliver a bottle of Turtle Wax Ice and TW Seal & Shine this afternoon. I'm overstocked with wax. ...
As an afterthought, perhaps waxing on a cloudy day or at least with far less sun than was beating down that day would be better.
Oh, man. Never apply in the sun, even if it feels like a nice day. Particularly if you have a dark colored car.
Do it in the garage, or in the shade if you don't have a garage.
I didn't see the part about buffing out with a slightly damp MF cloth. I'll try that next time. I have three full bottles of ceramic spray wax now. As far as applying a small amount on the application cloth,, I know that I am not applying too much between the cloth with a little product and a very small amount on the each panel. Trust me, at the amount I am using per vehicle, a bottle will last me quite a while. Two Simoniz brand and one TW. Plus, Amazon will deliver a bottle of Turtle Wax Ice and TW Seal & Shine this afternoon. I'm overstocked with wax. ...
As an afterthought, perhaps waxing on a cloudy day or at least with far less sun than was beating down that day would be better.
Oh, man. Never apply in the sun, even if it feels like a nice day. Particularly if you have a dark colored car.
Do it in the garage, or in the shade if you don't have a garage.
