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CanTide detergent clean wax off a MF applicator?
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Nirvalica
08-25-2014, 12:23 PM
Just use dawn or some other type of dish soap and massage it in. The wax will come right out.
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If you're having issues: a soak in some APC or Dawn, followed by a wash in laundry detergent (with your MF towels, the foam does nothing to them) will get that stuff out.
allenk4
08-25-2014, 12:54 PM
If you're having issues: a soak in some APC or Dawn, followed by a wash in laundry detergent (with your MF towels, the foam does nothing to them) will get that stuff out.
I would hesitate to wash a wax applicator with my microfibers
They cost about $.10 each, if you buy them correctly. I use two or more per application and then throw them away
main pft
08-25-2014, 02:42 PM
I would hesitate to wash a wax applicator with my microfibers
They cost about $.10 each, if you buy them correctly. I use two or more per application and then throw them away
This.
I bought a 20 pack on eBay for $1.99.....
allenk4
08-25-2014, 02:47 PM
This.
I bought a 20 pack on eBay for $1.99.....
And yes, that includes shipping
Not sure how they do it?
rodneypierce
08-25-2014, 02:54 PM
A link to those applicators for .10 each would be sweet
jamesboyy
08-25-2014, 03:03 PM
I uses apc or either dish soap with a small brush(like in the link) with the massaging method to remove the wax residue and deep clean at 5he same time though you could use tide as long as its tide clear
wdmaccord
08-25-2014, 03:11 PM
I would hesitate to wash a wax applicator with my microfibers
They cost about $.10 each, if you buy them correctly. I use two or more per application and then throw them away
This.
I bought a 20 pack on eBay for $1.99.....
I believe the OP is referencing MF applicators, not foam applicators.
allenk4
08-25-2014, 03:15 PM
A link to those applicators for .10 each would be sweet
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A quick Google search for "foam wax applicators" will get you there
allenk4
08-25-2014, 03:17 PM
I believe the OP is referencing MF applicators, not foam applicators.
Good catch
Sorry OP
I do not like MF applicators for wax or sealant application
They soak up too much product and are too expensive
I do not see any advantage to MF over Foam, but I am interested to learn if there are advantages
jamesboyy
08-25-2014, 03:24 PM
http://www.autogeekmobile.net/vilescbr.html. and this is the link I was talking about forgot to add
I believe the OP is referencing MF applicators, not foam applicators.
Right, what I meant to type--thanks!
KMdef9
08-25-2014, 08:19 PM
I soak my pads for wax in diluted tide, APC doesn't work nearly as well.
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