I was thinking...if it was to melt and be applied to a car, would the friction of a D/A machine generate enough heat to remove it (with say a microfiber bonnet) I can see the bonnet loading up unbelievably fast though.
I was thinking...if it was to melt and be applied to a car, would the friction of a D/A machine generate enough heat to remove it (with say a microfiber bonnet) I can see the bonnet loading up unbelievably fast though.
I would say probably not but I bet a rotary could do it. You'd have to be carefull about burning the paint though because the melting point for the wax is about the same as the temp to burn paint.
I'm sure if you used a rotary to warm it up enough then it would probably soften and come off leaving behind 100% pure carnauba wax. Might even be able to do it in the sun on a hot summer day with a black car.
