cadillac, cadillac cts, cadillac seville, cadillac forums, lincolns of distinction, forum, lincoln mark viii, Performance, parts, lincoln, mark viii, mark vii, lincoln ls, lincoln town car

Lincoln vs Cadillac Forums


(This is the forums archive - If you want to get back to the main site simply click the banner above and you will be taken to our homepage.)

Lincoln vs Cadillac Forums is the Ultimate Online Resource for Owners and Enthusiasts of American Luxury Cars. Feel free to browse through our archive - but make sure you make it back to our main site - Lincoln vs Cadillac Forums




Cadillac XLR : Cadillac CTS : Cadillac : 2005 Cadillac STS : Cadillac Forums : 2000 Lincoln LS : Lincoln Mark VIII : Lincoln Mark VII : Car Wax
Lincoln Town Car : Lincoln Air Suspension : Lincoln Continental : Lemon Law : Do It Yourself Car Repair : Lincoln vs Cadillac Forums : Mesothelioma



Back to the Archive Main Page


Pages: 1

stripping the wax off

(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)


Posted by: taylor414ce2003

Hi,what should I use to remove the many layers of wax on my car ? also how many coats of wax is too much or how often does the old wax need to be stripped off? thanks in advance for your reply



Posted by: Detailed Image

You can remove old wax by washing with a dish soap (i.e. Dawn) or polishing the vehicle. Natural waxes will typically only last 2 - 8 weeks depending on your prep work, conditions and particular wax. Artificial waxes (aka Sealants) will last much longer at 3 - 6 months. I'd recommend re-applying a wax every 2 - 4 weeks and sealants every 3 months or so. You can usually layer each product as much as you want. After five coats in one detailing session the product will only improve the protection and shine marginally. If you let time pass and reapply a coat every couple of weeks you can apply more coats. After time the sealant or wax will have a more difficult time clinging to the old sealant because it will become contaminated and uneven.

If you'd like some recommendations on high quality waxes or sealants please let me know. I'd be happy to help you select some detailing products that best fit your particular needs. Let me know if I can help you any further.

Greg @ Detailed Image



Posted by: Iancusp

r u supposed to remove the wax or do u mean while waxing





vBulletin Copyright ©2000 - 2008, Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.
vB Easy Archive Final ©2000 - 2008 - Created by Stefan "Xenon" Kaeser

Loans:Pay Day Loans:Send Money Online:Cheap Magazines:Myspace Comments