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In the past, the way I would wax is:
1) wash car (usually with Gold Glass car wash)
2) dry thoroughly with microfiber towel
3) apply Gold Class or NXT with a foam applicator in circular motions, covering whole car nicely
4) let dry
5) buff off with a dry microfiber towel
The result is great, but man, lots of time and manpower needed!
So instead, I've been doing this, because I've been getting lazy and low on time:
1) wash car (with Gold Class car wash)
2) wait a few minutes to let excess water drip off, but don't dry off car
3) for each section of the car, apply NXT onto the car, which is still slightly wet, and use a microfiber to both apply the wax and absorb the water
4) when finished with whole car, buff off wax quickly with a dry towel
The "new" method cuts the time by more than half ... but I guess ....
is this bad? okay?
Thanks!
1) wash car (usually with Gold Glass car wash)
2) dry thoroughly with microfiber towel
3) apply Gold Class or NXT with a foam applicator in circular motions, covering whole car nicely
4) let dry
5) buff off with a dry microfiber towel
The result is great, but man, lots of time and manpower needed!
So instead, I've been doing this, because I've been getting lazy and low on time:
1) wash car (with Gold Class car wash)
2) wait a few minutes to let excess water drip off, but don't dry off car
3) for each section of the car, apply NXT onto the car, which is still slightly wet, and use a microfiber to both apply the wax and absorb the water
4) when finished with whole car, buff off wax quickly with a dry towel
The "new" method cuts the time by more than half ... but I guess ....
is this bad? okay?
Thanks!
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