Turtle Wax 51800 Wax It Wet Car Spray Wax Cleaning Protection and Instant Shine 500ml

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The best car waxes offer a superb protection barrier between the paintwork and the dirt. It does this by bonding to the car’s body, given water molecules and dirt nothing to cling on to. Keeping your car exterior clean is a great way to take care of the aesthetic of your car as well as its longevity. Follow our step by step guide. Wax paste is the type of wax we’ve covered most in this article, so we’ll start there. What you want to do is get some paste onto your applicator pad and then, using as little pressure as possible, spread the wax across one of your car’s body panels. You can work in circles or straight lines, whichever you prefer, ensuring that the whole panel is covered. Just remember, less is more when it comes to the amount of wax you use. Some of these products can be used while the paintwork is wet, allowing you to dry off the car and protect it all in one go. Many can also be used as a 'rapid detailer', which removes fine grime between washes to keep your paintwork looking its shiniest. How we tested them

With this in mind, we’ve put together a few handy tips to help you get the best car wash results, without using excessive amounts of water. Keep reading to discover how to wash your car without using a hose or without using any water at all! Try a waterless car wash As you dry, the wax bonds to the paint surface and begins displacing water. By the time your car is dry, your car will have an incredible, reflective gloss and long-lasting protection against the elements. Use and Care: This was key as even if they are easier to apply you don’t want any protection to disappear in the first shower. We applied each to a strip of cleaned and clayed bonnet assessing just how easy they were to apply and how much you got for your money excluding any delivery costs. While your car is still wet, spray 1-2 mists of Hybrid Solution Ceramic Wet Wax on each 2’ x 2’ area until you have covered the entire car exterior, including tires and glassPolishing your car is a great way to fade small scratches and imperfections. Find out how with our handy guide.

If you've got a bit more time though, the AG Aqua Wax definitely gives a deeper and more impressive shine, and it allows you to impart that shine over the whole car, windows, rubbers and vinyl included. It also results in a completely dry car, unlike the Turtlewax, so I could see it being quite useful as a starting method to then go on and add a second layer of a traditional wax or sealer. Now, how about liquid wax? Well, you can technically do it by hand with an applicator pad as well, but an electric polisher will make your life much easier. If you do have one of those, what you want to do is as follows: The method of applying wax to your car will change slightly depending on the sort of wax you have. Here, we’ll cover how to apply the two different types of car wax, paste and liquid. As you might have guessed, paste wax is harder, and requires more effort to buff into the car’s panels, while liquid is soft, naturally. Wax PasteWith that done, use a clean microfiber cloth to wipe the wax away, just as you would if applying wax by hand. Job done.