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Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
So I seen that someone said using DG Aquawax as a drying aid will eventually cloud your paint. Sure enough, they were right. I emailed DG today and this is what they said:
Using Aquawax once a week can caused a buildup and cause your paint to look dull after a while. If you want to use a weekly drying aid we recommend using 921, Fast Clean and Shine, which is a spray on and wipe off formula. Then you could still use Aquawax once a month without worrying about a buildup.
Thank you,
Duragloss
So with that being said, I see the 921 is where its at for a drying aid. Aquawax, once a month.
I then asked them what to do if you notice a build up. This is what they said:
If you are noticing a buildup just polish your vehicle with 105, Total Performance Polish and it should take it right off.
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
Thanks for sharing this information from Duragloss HQ!
And...
Once again, it doth appear, that:
The "wax build-up from layering" Pendulum, begins to sway!
Who will Man the Pit this time?
Bob "Vinnie" Price
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
If AquaWax does not contain solvents that would remove previous applications, is it possible that layers could build up over time?
Some experts indicate that because of the solvents contained in Carnauba Waxes...they cannot be built up in layers. The function of a 2nd coat is simply to ensure complete coverage.
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
Good info but I wonder how many people have actually ever had this happen to them.
I know I top my car with a spray wax almost weekly (sometimes with aquawax but I use others as well), and I have never experienced any cloudiness.
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
Wow! Thanks for the information! I did a recent Post regarding comparing Optimum Spray Wax to Duragloss Aqua Wax. You have answered my question. Thank you!! I will stick and be happy with my OSW. I will be buying a gallon of it now.
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
using AW weekly is overkill and i tend to use it every other wash or so...
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
They said you can mix a 50/50 ratio of their 921 and AW and use that as a drying aid.. They said there would be no build up doing a 50/50... I said okay. lol
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
Originally Posted by allenk4
If AquaWax does not contain solvents that would remove previous applications, is it possible that layers could build up over time?
Some experts indicate that because of the solvents contained in Carnauba Waxes...
they cannot be built up in layers.
The function of a 2nd coat is simply to ensure complete coverage.
Perhaps some of those experts haven't used:
Beauty Shine's #502 Pink Carnauba Paste Wax.
It contains only carnauba-wax:
No "lesser" waxes. No synthetics. No blends.
BTW:
It's one of only a few perfect-Waxes that's been
formulated for "spit-shining"!! ☀️
Talk about some layering-it on thick!!
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Dont use Aquawax as a drying aid... It will cloud your paint...
Just looked that wax up... Have you used it Funx?
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