do you absolutely need to use a buffing machine when you wax?
1785971
No, I didn't use one. A good microfiber pad/towel is the best at buffing the wax out. That first over buffing towels if by hand. The only problem I had was knowing if I got all the wax off. White wax dried on a white car Do much more smaller sections at the time to make sure you got it all off
1785972
Not at all. I've had good results with microfiber towels. A PROPERLY used power buffer just makes the job easier and look better.
1785973
In all of my 44 years of waxing cars, I have never used a buffing machine. Just make sure to let the wax dry naturally and then buff by hand!!!
1785974
No. I hardly ever do unless there is an imperfection in the paint that needs buffed out.
1785975
No. You do not need a buffer. By hand is easy! If your paint is in decent shape it will be fine. If your paint is in poor condition, take it to get professionally polished. Then stay on top of waxing it a minimum of 3 times a year. In Utah, given te drastic weather changes, I wax 6-7 times a year. But we have salt.
1785976
No I never do. However you do if you want to correct some paint issues. Just clay cleaner wax glaze and carnauba wax twice a year minimum and you will be better then most.
1785977
Not needed at all. Microfiber cloth works fine. Make sure Wax has dried to a haze is what matters.
704513
You shouldn't have to heat this at all; in fact, I would never recommend it. The wax should have been the consistency of fresh shoe polish. You should never have to do more than rub an applicator across it to get a nice, smooth paste. You seem to have received old stock; notify Amazon and the seller, and see what they can do about it. This stuff is wonderful to work with and a snap to use. You just didn't get what you paid for.
37662
No, at least I applied hard wax to the floor itself and then buffed it shiny. I may be wrong but would not want to clog up the machine by putting wax in the tank.
910812
No you cannot. With this machine you apply serum or water based mask and massage. A scrub is used Before treatment for better penetration
1259943
I did not need to strip my entire floor. Where I did need to eliminate the build up of wax, I used mineral spirits and steel wool. Once I applied the wax, I did need to buff the floor to bring out the shine.
2092252
Yes...you can. make sure you press the strip on immediately though since the wax cools so fast.
2149149
I usually don't need it. When you first start using it, you may want additional moisture, but can back off with time as I find the serum to be moisturizing.
2063931
No. Pure wax. For my money, the best wax out there (and way better/easier to use than their synthetic "Ultimate" polymer wax). Much easier to buff out.
2210582
If it is your first time waxing, I recommend you have it done professionally. If you don't know how to pull the wax correctly or if you don't know how hot you should have it, it can be a very uncomfortable experience. I have waxed for a long time and so I am adventurous in trying different products but my first time, my sister who knew how to use hot wax was there to help guide me and then I had it done professionally for a while before I ventured to do it on my own. But I love waxing - and I don't do anything else anymore...hope you find this useful.
769746
Yes, I have buffed a few cars with it, I work at new car dealer and occassionally need to buff and wax a salesman demo.
721720
Yes. But I don't use it. I use the cover for the wax itself and leave it in the warmer.
569507
Yes, you do need to use a lubricant. I used Griot's Speed Shine liberally and it worked great.
592776
I used my own wax and everything seemed okay. I think you should be fine I used my own wax cause I didn't really like the finish the 3m left. I wanted a better shine.
2003113
Yes. I use it for the entire area, and have zero hair "down there". Make sure to hold everything tight when applying and removing the wax.
1788216
It is very good product to remove any dirt and hard stain. You will absolutely need to have waxing product to get back shiness.
1288187
No you have to use a special wax, theirs. I just gave mine away as took forever to warm the wax...onto the next brand.
2077004
I do. But keep in mind that since you aren't pulling the hair from beneath the skin it needs to be done more often. It take me maybe 3 minutes tops and I just do it every morning. No more tweezing or waxing.