The chilled spray and gloss shock method

A cold shock helps your wax to cure, I`ve heard. If you`ve noticed more gloss or reflectivity with cold vs. not-cold S&G, then it might be that you`re looking at cured wax rather than uncured, which can be hazy. ?? I`m always pleased with how good cars look after that first wash following a wax. Could be hydro-symbiosis.
 
WaxAddict said:
A cold shock helps your wax to cure, I`ve heard. If you`ve noticed more gloss or reflectivity with cold vs. not-cold S&G, then it might be that you`re looking at cured wax rather than uncured, which can be hazy. ?? I`m always pleased with how good cars look after that first wash following a wax. Could be hydro-symbiosis.
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I remember waxing, then leaving the car in the sun to "bake" then hitting with a hose late afternoon........
 
Hey guys send me your spray waxes I`ll chill them all and spit shine em, lol

Me still young

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Ronkh said:
only one that was 1/2 worth while was
how do I use onr ? can I use a leaf blower to dry????
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I started engaging on the lx site I frequent. I`ve gotten some varied responses.

Vette ppl are Gold though, haha

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