Turtle Wax 51800 Wax It Wet Car Spray Wax Cleaning Protection and Instant Shine 500ml

It's incredibly easy to use. In fact, if you generally need to dry your car anyway to avoid watermarks (which is certainly the case where I live) it actually makes washing the car easier. Once you've finished rinsing, simply spray this on top of the remaining water, and dry the car off with a chamois or microfibre cloth as usual. Except you don't need to get the car completely dry, just get rid of any droplets so there's a 'glaze' of this product left. Turtle Wax® Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Wet Wax provides amazing shine and protection in 1-step. Simply spray on a wet car and dry for professional results. Super hydrophobic and SIO2 polymers deliver instant water beading and chemical resistant protection for months. Features & Benefits:With that done, use a clean microfiber cloth to wipe the wax away, just as you would if applying wax by hand. Job done.

Aqua sprays are sprayed on when the car is wet. In some cases, you can then wipe over once to apply the wax, shine and dry the car. How often do you need to apply car wax? How long does each treatment last? If you've got a bit more time though, the AG Aqua Wax definitely gives a deeper and more impressive shine, and it allows you to impart that shine over the whole car, windows, rubbers and vinyl included. It also results in a completely dry car, unlike the Turtlewax, so I could see it being quite useful as a starting method to then go on and add a second layer of a traditional wax or sealer. In contrast, synthetic waxes and sealants are much cheaper and last much longer. They’re often available in sprayable or liquid form so they’re easier to apply. However, they’re regarded as providing a slightly inferior finish to real wax. What form do waxes come in? Waxes can come in different forms, and that means they need to be applied in different ways. Natural waxes usually come in paste form, and they take the longest to apply properly. Another way to use less water and soap with your car washes is the Turtle Wax – Wax it Wet Spray Wax.This was key as even if they are easier to apply you don’t want any protection to disappear in the first shower. We applied each to a strip of cleaned and clayed bonnet assessing just how easy they were to apply and how much you got for your money excluding any delivery costs. As you might have guessed, car wax contains natural wax. Don’t be fooled by car waxes that don’t contain any natural wax, as these are technically called paint sealants, no matter what the manufacturer says. Typically, a hard car wax has around 30-40% carnauba wax. Using a hose pipe might be the simple solution, but it’s one of the main reasons why we all use too much water when washing our car in the first place, hence why hose pipe bans are often enforced. data-src="https://cdn.media.amplience.net/i/washford/haluk-car-cleaning-spot1-step3-process-winter21-1382x867"

First point, the bottle tells you to part dry the car first. I think this is wrong, having experimented when using it on both my and Mrs Bazza's car. Seemed to work better when just leaving the rinse residue in place. Having run a cloth over my car to remove most of the water, putting the product on was hard work, as the cloth didn't glide over the surface.Most waxes should be applied after you’ve washed the car and dried it with a chamois leather or microfiber cloth. Finally got around to purchasing and using AG's Aqua Wax at the weekend, so thought I'd give my opinion. One of the easiest ways to keep that ‘just cleaned’ appearance on the go without using any water, is to use a waterless wash. At Halfords, we have multiple options for those who want to go down the waterless wash route to clean their car more efficiently. Armor All Waterless Wash & Wax Spray