PC waxing with #26 liquid

[imported_NHBFAN]

anyone try this?



Is it better than hand waxing?

[DrSauekraut]

Yes, much easier. Application is much more even and consistent without excessive buildup or wasted product. Removal with a bonnet is effortless . . . no extra buffing or streaking :up

[WSUcommuter]

I use the PC with #26 all the time- great results. I start it at 2-3 and work the product in some, then go up to 5.5-6 with a Meguiar`s finish polishing pad.

[imported_Neothin]

speed 6 for wax application?! That`s really not necessary... Speed 3 will work just fine.



I`ve also used a finishing pad for applying #26. I found that it was kinda difficult to get all the wax out of the pad though.

[EBPcivicsi]

I almost gave up on #26 liquid at one time, once I tried it with the PC--I was "rehooked." :)



I like to use a finishing pad on 3, removal is *very* easy and the finish is *really* slick (not that that has anything to do with application method).

[WSUcommuter]

:buffing: I find that using higher speeds helps me get #26 out of the pad easier for some reason



:nixweiss

[Don]

:buffing: I find that using higher speeds helps me get #26 out of the pad easier for some reason



:nixweiss



Centrifical/centrifugal forces

[imported_NHBFAN]

I almost gave up on #26 liquid at one time, once I tried it with the PC--I was "rehooked." :)



I like to use a finishing pad on 3, removal is *very* easy and the finish is *really* slick (not that that has anything to do with application method).



Do you mist your finishing pad with anything? e.g. water, qd, etc ...

[EBPcivicsi]

Do you mist your finishing pad with anything? e.g. water, qd, etc ...





I never mist my pad with anything, especially when applying a LSP.