3M Perfect-It wax

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FJF

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I ordered the 3M wax from PAC and tried it out yesterday over a 3M AIO. Having read the description on PAC's site, I expected the wax to be somewhat challenging to apply and remove. I was pleasantly surprised; it went on and came off like butter. I tried both foam and MF applicators and preferred the MF. The 3M wax is rock-hard and misting the applicators with a QD greatly helped to get the product onto the media. Once the applicator was loaded, it contained enough product for an entire side of a car. Applying a thicker coat didn't make much of a difference in terms of removal; it came off very easily. In the interest of testing, I'd exposed a panel to the sun and it still came off without a hitch. So far, the wax looks very bright, clear, and glossy.
 
Thank you FJF on the your review on the 3M Paste Wax.:thumbup: Alot of paste waxes that are on the harder side will benefit with a soft MF Applicator with a light spray of QD. Remember always on the thin side.....:thumbup:
 
FJF said:
I ordered the 3M wax from PAC and tried it out yesterday over a 3M AIO. Having read the description on PAC's site, I expected the wax to be somewhat challenging to apply and remove. I was pleasantly surprised; it went on and came off like butter. I tried both foam and MF applicators and preferred the MF. The 3M wax is rock-hard and misting the applicators with a QD greatly helped to get the product onto the media. Once the applicator was loaded, it contained enough product for an entire side of a car. Applying a thicker coat didn't make much of a difference in terms of removal; it came off very easily. In the interest of testing, I'd exposed a panel to the sun and it still came off without a hitch. So far, the wax looks very bright, clear, and glossy.
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Nice to hear
I've never tried anything 3M other than compounds and swirl removers
Keep us posted on how it works out for you...
 
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