JaredPointer
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Packaging: Very nice bottle with catchy black, red, and chrome label. 12 ounces. Flip-top dispenser. Spout tip on the dispenser allows for very precise application of product.
Product: The Butter Wax is viscous and yellow-colored. It is non-abrasive. It too has a unique smell. Almost like a banana drink or something. I enjoyed the aroma while using the product.
Directions: The directions say to dampen the Adam’s Microfiber applicator with the Adam’s Detail Spray and apply a small amount to the pad. They also say to use the Revive polish for maximum shine beforehand. Treat entire vehicle (apply to whole vehicle, and then remove). It makes appoint not to get it in cracks. Lightly mist and then remove residue with the Adam’s Microfiber Polishing Towel.
Adam’s Microfiber Applicator: A relatively big applicator. I would not suggest for small-handed people, as it might be “too” big. It is a very plush applicator. Personally, I do not like MF apps, as I feel I use too much product with them. I prefer the foam or terry pads for hand application. The Adam’s MF app feels more plush and is a lot thicker than the cheapie one from AutoZone. A good applicator, but after using, it is still not my first choice for hand application.
Application: I applied as instructed; misting the MF app, applied to the entire vehicle, and then let it sit for 30 minutes( this was not in the directions, I just felt like I would leave it on for a little longer). I feel that I used too much of the Butter Wax also, and I still think this is due to my using the MF applicator. The Butter Wax flowed very, very easily onto all my paint surfaces. Extremely easy to spread. The Butter Wax seems a little thincker than most other liquid carnaubas I’ve used, but it still applied just as easy (or easier).
Removal: Used the Adam’s Microfiber Polishing Towel (lightly misted with Detail Spray) to remove the Butter Wax. This stuff comes off EXTREMELY EASY. I used minimal effort at most to remove the Butter Wax residue. One great thing about the Butter Wax (and also the Revive) was there was no dusting. I was absolutely amazed at how little I had to work to get this stuff off. :bigups
Look: Adam’s Butter Wax has a unique look to it. I don’t think it deepened my red paint at all, but it gave it a very radiant shine.
I really loved using the Butter Wax. Easy on, Easier off, great look. I can’t say anything negative about this stuff. I did use this after the Revive polish, in a garage, and the paint surface was cool to the touch. I don’t know how it would perform in the sun (I have heard very well). I also can’t vouch for “durability” as of yet. I am extremely happy with Butter Wax and will probably be using it the next time I reach for a wax.
Product: The Butter Wax is viscous and yellow-colored. It is non-abrasive. It too has a unique smell. Almost like a banana drink or something. I enjoyed the aroma while using the product.
Directions: The directions say to dampen the Adam’s Microfiber applicator with the Adam’s Detail Spray and apply a small amount to the pad. They also say to use the Revive polish for maximum shine beforehand. Treat entire vehicle (apply to whole vehicle, and then remove). It makes appoint not to get it in cracks. Lightly mist and then remove residue with the Adam’s Microfiber Polishing Towel.
Adam’s Microfiber Applicator: A relatively big applicator. I would not suggest for small-handed people, as it might be “too” big. It is a very plush applicator. Personally, I do not like MF apps, as I feel I use too much product with them. I prefer the foam or terry pads for hand application. The Adam’s MF app feels more plush and is a lot thicker than the cheapie one from AutoZone. A good applicator, but after using, it is still not my first choice for hand application.
Application: I applied as instructed; misting the MF app, applied to the entire vehicle, and then let it sit for 30 minutes( this was not in the directions, I just felt like I would leave it on for a little longer). I feel that I used too much of the Butter Wax also, and I still think this is due to my using the MF applicator. The Butter Wax flowed very, very easily onto all my paint surfaces. Extremely easy to spread. The Butter Wax seems a little thincker than most other liquid carnaubas I’ve used, but it still applied just as easy (or easier).
Removal: Used the Adam’s Microfiber Polishing Towel (lightly misted with Detail Spray) to remove the Butter Wax. This stuff comes off EXTREMELY EASY. I used minimal effort at most to remove the Butter Wax residue. One great thing about the Butter Wax (and also the Revive) was there was no dusting. I was absolutely amazed at how little I had to work to get this stuff off. :bigups
Look: Adam’s Butter Wax has a unique look to it. I don’t think it deepened my red paint at all, but it gave it a very radiant shine.
I really loved using the Butter Wax. Easy on, Easier off, great look. I can’t say anything negative about this stuff. I did use this after the Revive polish, in a garage, and the paint surface was cool to the touch. I don’t know how it would perform in the sun (I have heard very well). I also can’t vouch for “durability” as of yet. I am extremely happy with Butter Wax and will probably be using it the next time I reach for a wax.
