Carnuba over zaino
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
One way to see if you need wax is push your finger on the paint. If it feels dry and starts making squeeky sounds, you need a coat of wax. If its still slippery and glides your fingers, you're good to go.
Also, I'm curious as to what you guys use or do to completely remove/strip your car of carnuba wax?
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Originally Posted by highside107
I don't think this is always necessarily the case, is it? It could just mean he needs to clay his car?
Also, I'm curious as to what you guys use or do to completely remove/strip your car of carnuba wax?
Also, I'm curious as to what you guys use or do to completely remove/strip your car of carnuba wax?
This is a way of seeing if you have wax or not. I'm not saying if the surface is rough(then you need a clay bar job). If it squeeks, then you are out of wax.
To remove all wax, you can use a harsh soap such as Dawn dishwashing soap. Carnuba wax usually runs out pretty quick though. Couple of washes and being out in the sun.
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
This is a way of seeing if you have wax or not. I'm not saying if the surface is rough(then you need a clay bar job). If it squeeks, then you are out of wax.
To remove all wax, you can use a harsh soap such as Dawn dishwashing soap. Carnuba wax usually runs out pretty quick though. Couple of washes and being out in the sun.
To remove all wax, you can use a harsh soap such as Dawn dishwashing soap. Carnuba wax usually runs out pretty quick though. Couple of washes and being out in the sun.
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