no including spray waxes
durability isn't a issue since I live in a mild climate and wax often
durability isn't a issue since I live in a mild climate and wax often
What is the easiest wax to apply/remove?
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I use Turtle Wax Ice. It's a synthetic polish that's easy to apply/remove.
I use it on my Mustang that I show.
BillyMac
I use it on my Mustang that I show.
BillyMac
Kit wax is pretty easy, does not last as long.
Pay someone else to do it.,,,
Klasse AIO? (Not SG)
Originally Posted By: 2010Malibu
no including spray waxes
durability isn't a issue since I live in a mild climate and wax often
I'll nominate: Rejex. (By the way, feel free to use proper grammar, capitalization and punctuation here, as it would be rather nice to class the joint up a bit.}
no including spray waxes
durability isn't a issue since I live in a mild climate and wax often
I'll nominate: Rejex. (By the way, feel free to use proper grammar, capitalization and punctuation here, as it would be rather nice to class the joint up a bit.}
Mothers FX has to be one of the easiest waxes to apply/remove and very forgiving if you over apply unlike some that get comments appended like "if you apply thinly, etc."
But, applying any product thinly will make any product easier to remove as well as using good applicators such as foam which has the least drag. Most OTC products you find at the most parts store tend to be designed for ease of application.
But, applying any product thinly will make any product easier to remove as well as using good applicators such as foam which has the least drag. Most OTC products you find at the most parts store tend to be designed for ease of application.
The easiest on - off wax I have ever used is Wolfgang Füzion Estate Wax...amazing stuff. Second easiest I've used is BLACKFIRE Midnight Sun.
Regards,
GEWB
Regards,
GEWB
Originally Posted By: CharlieJ
Duragloss, Collinite 845. The key is to apply thin and let the wax thoroughly dry.
Although #845 is very durable I never thought of it as easy. I guess I was applying it too thick.
I've heard DG 105 is very easy to use, but I don't want to use the #601 step (bonding agent).
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
Klasse AIO? (Not SG)
been considering a combo with KAIO and Four Star UPP ... heard they are both very easy to apply/remove
Originally Posted By: GEWB
The easiest on - off wax I have ever used is Wolfgang Füzion Estate Wax...amazing stuff. Second easiest I've used is BLACKFIRE Midnight Sun.
Regards,
GEWB
Fuzion maybe out of my price range for my daily driver
thanks to everyone for their input
Duragloss, Collinite 845. The key is to apply thin and let the wax thoroughly dry.
Although #845 is very durable I never thought of it as easy. I guess I was applying it too thick.
I've heard DG 105 is very easy to use, but I don't want to use the #601 step (bonding agent).
Originally Posted By: 97tbird
Klasse AIO? (Not SG)
been considering a combo with KAIO and Four Star UPP ... heard they are both very easy to apply/remove
Originally Posted By: GEWB
The easiest on - off wax I have ever used is Wolfgang Füzion Estate Wax...amazing stuff. Second easiest I've used is BLACKFIRE Midnight Sun.
Regards,
GEWB
Fuzion maybe out of my price range for my daily driver
thanks to everyone for their input
Klasse AIO and Rejex are both very easy to apply and remove.
Originally Posted By: 2010Malibu
I've heard DG 105 is very easy to use, but I don't want to use the #601 step (bonding agent).
Just remember with the #601 after you apply it there is NO need to remove it. Apply the #105 right over it.
Since your mentioning ease of removal. You may want to consider some WAWO's I think is the acronym. Wax On Walk Off. Actually they are sealants that are applied and your done. Durability isn't as good is the downfall. Optimum Optiseal is one that comes to mind.
http://www.optimumcarcare.com/oseal.php
An excellent spray sealant is Duragloss Aquawax for around $10.
I've heard DG 105 is very easy to use, but I don't want to use the #601 step (bonding agent).
Just remember with the #601 after you apply it there is NO need to remove it. Apply the #105 right over it.
Since your mentioning ease of removal. You may want to consider some WAWO's I think is the acronym. Wax On Walk Off. Actually they are sealants that are applied and your done. Durability isn't as good is the downfall. Optimum Optiseal is one that comes to mind.
http://www.optimumcarcare.com/oseal.php
An excellent spray sealant is Duragloss Aquawax for around $10.
Klasse AIG is very, very easy to apply/remove.
Originally Posted By: satinsilver
An excellent spray sealant is Duragloss Aquawax for around $10
+1
In reality, there are a myriad of products that will suffice in light of the expressed criteria. As AW is a spray, it doesn't quite fit, but there are still lots of options; just pick a manufacturer and you can find a product that will be adequate. Collinite 845 if the temperature is right, Rejex as I mentioned before, maybe even NuFinish if you aren't too critical.
Close your eyes and toss a dart.
An excellent spray sealant is Duragloss Aquawax for around $10
+1
In reality, there are a myriad of products that will suffice in light of the expressed criteria. As AW is a spray, it doesn't quite fit, but there are still lots of options; just pick a manufacturer and you can find a product that will be adequate. Collinite 845 if the temperature is right, Rejex as I mentioned before, maybe even NuFinish if you aren't too critical.
Close your eyes and toss a dart.
I also think the Mothers FX synwax is the easiest I have used.
Originally Posted By: satinsilver
Just remember with the #601 after you apply it there is NO need to remove it. Apply the #105 right over it.
Is the combo #601/#105 together easy to remove?
Just remember with the #601 after you apply it there is NO need to remove it. Apply the #105 right over it.
Is the combo #601/#105 together easy to remove?
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