Glass Cleaner

**Michael H** · 01-15-2002, 06:45 PM

Curing means the wax has hardened. Some people when they use the word drying may mean allowing the wax to haze after it is applied.

Take paint as an example, it can be dry to touch but may take a lot longer to cure (fully harden).

I would follow the instructions on when to remove wax. Some say let it haze, others remove the excess striaght away, it depends on the wax formulation. Generally if you leave wax too long it becomes very hard to remove - because it has cured as opposed to being only dry!

**Andre'** · 01-15-2002, 06:52 PM

You apply a coat of paint, the solvents flash and the paint is dry, but not hard or cured, wax does the same thing. A Concours application of wax is wiping the wax on than off immediatly, it does work. If you let carnaba wax flash or dry you`re adding a layer of wax, you can add a layer of wax about every three days, or after the wax has had time to cure. If you rewax before the wax had time to cure your just mixing the old wax with the new wax not adding a layer.

**DETAILKING** · 01-15-2002, 07:56 PM

When wax is dry, it is essentially cured. The solvents and carriers are gone and the wax is left behind. It is a very quick process.

**Jngrbrdman** · 01-15-2002, 09:30 PM

I`ve always had good success with letting the SG sit on the car for an hour and then removing. I let one layer set for 3 hours once. I found that it was eaiser to take off but I didn`t really notice an improvement in any other area.

As far as the carnuba goes, the instructions I recieved when I started using Pinnacle Paste Glaz was the same as with Klasse AIO. Just apply it to one section at a time and then wipe it off. There wasn`t any time needed. I`ve followed those instructions and have been very happy with my results. I may be doing it all wrong but it works.