And I HIGHLY recommend you pick up Mike's book if you plan on doing any DA Polishing. Get the paperback...you'll want to have this readily available to you.
Hi,
Can you apply collinite 845 in direct sun light?
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Charlie
Don't - you'll have the top layer of wax flash-drying before you can spread it properly, so you'll apply it very thickly, and have a bear of a time trying to buff off the residue; afterwards, you'll have the wax sweating on you for the next week, as the lower layers did not properly cure. Don't ask me how I know...
Don't - you'll have the top layer of wax flash-drying before you can spread it properly, so you'll apply it very thickly, and have a bear of a time trying to buff off the residue; afterwards, you'll have the wax sweating on you for the next week, as the lower layers did not properly cure. Don't ask me how I know...
Don't - you'll have the top layer of wax flash-drying before you can spread it properly, so you'll apply it very thickly, and have a bear of a time trying to buff off the residue; afterwards, you'll have the wax sweating on you for the next week, as the lower layers did not properly cure. Don't ask me how I know...
I agree with this.
That being said I have used it in the sun. It was the only wax I had on me one day so it had to be used. I worked section by section. Applying thinly and only letting it sit for about 30 seconds then wiping. After I was done with the whole car I went back and wiped the whole car again. It was a black car and I didn't have any issues after from the wax sweating.
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