Sensitive topic--- wax..
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Just wanna hear some views?
Heard that wax melts at 26 degrees, than if so why do people in tropical countries still wax their cars? if it melts, it only attracts dust and dirt to stick to the surface.
Are there different grades of wax around? If so care to share your knowledge and views? -
After waxing you will clean it off will a clean cloth. right?
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U prob watched too much wax related horror movie. No lah wax dun melt at 26C. I apply wax on my "kah" ooops
i mean car and they didn't melt. The heat is to help yr wax to cure and stick properly to paintwork.
It's suppose to be applied sparingly onto yr car and act as a very thin film of protection coating, plus give the wet sexy look. Applied unevenly at most u get white streaks which can be easily wiped off.
There are wax as cheap as few dollars (petroleum distillate based) to as much as few thousand (over 50% pure white carnuba), apple to apple comparison. It really depend on how deep yr pocket is or how deep is yr love for yr car.
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Lol, cos i clean it offOriginally posted by Praetorian111:After waxing you will clean it off will a clean cloth. right?
I park my car outside in the sun, i find tat everytime i wax, it always gets dusty easily and when it rains, i get those white dust spots all over the car. Did not wax for weeks now, and funny enough, the condition is better.
Saw a topic about wax melting in 26 degrees ( didnt save ). Than i called a nano technology felle and he told me the same thing. He seems quite confident. And i was like ----> " WAT WOULD LIFE BE WITHOUT WAXING YOUR CAR ON SUNDAYS!!! " Lol. -
car wax will melt ultimately and most of the new products out in the market hv improve thermal resistance, esp with the additive of carabuna (brazilian plant extract) tat makes wax with better gloss n higher temperature.Originally posted by ranger234:Just wanna hear some views?
Heard that wax melts at 26 degrees, than if so why do people in tropical countries still wax their cars? if it melts, it only attracts dust and dirt to stick to the surface.
Are there different grades of wax around? If so care to share your knowledge and views?