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Just received some today. Given the car a clay down, before a bit of minor paint correction and slapped a coat of colly on. First time I have used a 'hard wax' and I was amazed at how easily it applied and buffed and also the water repellent properties. Gets a big thumb up from me.

I had only used the liquid type waxes before such as megs nxt 2.0 and megs gold class and was disappointed with how they turned out.

i would advise anyone getting into detailing to buy a pot, its far more cost effective than tipping cheaper waxes on every couple of weeks...

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devonutopia Grand Master

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Even 2 coats lasts a damn long time. I usually give mine a 2 coat special toward the end of the Autumn, say November, and it will be good through most of the winter.

Speaking of which, I need to order some more soon. My two tins have depleted substantially....

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just make sure you dont leave it too long (especialy when warm weather) because im telling you its hell taking off :( :( :( :( :(

Can't agree more with that statement, a mate applied some and left it to long, he was forced to clay the car again! :o

When used correctly though, excellent product. :thumbup:

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Just received some today. Given the car a clay down, before a bit of minor paint correction and slapped a coat of colly on. First time I have used a 'hard wax' and I was amazed at how easily it applied and buffed and also the water repellent properties. Gets a big thumb up from me.

I had only used the liquid type waxes before such as megs nxt 2.0 and megs gold class and was disappointed with how they turned out.

i would advise anyone getting into detailing to buy a pot, its far more cost effective than tipping cheaper waxes on every couple of weeks...

It's good stuff.

Phil.

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Wardy Grand Master

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So let me get this straight, since I'm new to the detailing world - apply 2 coats of this stuff & it lasts a couple of months. I'm assuming you don't have to reapply after each wash?

Apply after each wash? God no!

My maximum protection time with 2 coats is currently 11 months....

And that's on a daily driver, stored outside, that doesn't get washed more than once a month (and no, it's not my car!)

As in there's still beading protection on the paintwork after that length of time.

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So let me get this straight, since I'm new to the detailing world - apply 2 coats of this stuff & it lasts a couple of months. I'm assuming you don't have to reapply after each wash?

correct. just apply 1 or 2 coats one every 3-4 months when you notice that your protection is fading. most weeks i just wash and then go round with a quick detailer spray to maintain the wax

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