joyriide1113
06-25-2006, 08:24 PM
Wax on, Wax off?
I`m falling more and more in love with the look I keep getting with #16 followed by OCW. So rich, it makes any black, look PIANO BLACK!
Only thing is in order to get things done without having to break my arm buffing off, I have to resort to wax on wax off application. I do a panel, and as soon as I`m done applying to the panel, I`ve been immediately removing it. Removes soo much easier and doesn`t really smear around or anything. I then follow with OCW so that I can cover the missed spots where I did not want to get close to with the paste wax ( trim, cracks, ect).
My question is am I comprimising the durabilty of #16. The look is definately there but I have been promising clients 2-3 months minimum with proper maintenance. These are your average car people that wash their cars and dress their own tires with the right stuff, but thats it.
I`m falling more and more in love with the look I keep getting with #16 followed by OCW. So rich, it makes any black, look PIANO BLACK!
Only thing is in order to get things done without having to break my arm buffing off, I have to resort to wax on wax off application. I do a panel, and as soon as I`m done applying to the panel, I`ve been immediately removing it. Removes soo much easier and doesn`t really smear around or anything. I then follow with OCW so that I can cover the missed spots where I did not want to get close to with the paste wax ( trim, cracks, ect).
My question is am I comprimising the durabilty of #16. The look is definately there but I have been promising clients 2-3 months minimum with proper maintenance. These are your average car people that wash their cars and dress their own tires with the right stuff, but thats it.