Colored wax?
#1
Colored wax?
After the last time waxing my truck I just can't stand it anymore. Waxing a white truck sucks. I have a very hard time telling where I start and stop. It's been about a month since I last waxed my truck and I still see spots where I didn't buff all of the wax off.
Is there a wax that has some sort of tint to it? Red, blue, green, I just need something that will show up easier on a white truck.
Is there a wax that has some sort of tint to it? Red, blue, green, I just need something that will show up easier on a white truck.
#3
I share your pain since I can't see jack with my white truck too . What helped me is I learned to wax using imaginary panels. I break the area up into sections (imaginary panels) at a time using landmarks like headlights, grill, side view mirros, fenders, etc.. I also use overlapping circles and I don't stop until I've finished the section. Don't move on to the next section until you've finished the previous one. I use this technique for both applying and removing wax. It sounds corny, but it works.
Put it this way, if you missed a few spots, noone will ever notice. That's the beauty of white paint.
Put it this way, if you missed a few spots, noone will ever notice. That's the beauty of white paint.
#4
I share your pain since I can't see jack with my white truck too . What helped me is I learned to wax using imaginary panels. I break the area up into sections (imaginary panels) at a time using landmarks like headlights, grill, side view mirros, fenders, etc.. I also use overlapping circles and I don't stop until I've finished the section. Don't move on to the next section until you've finished the previous one. I use this technique for both applying and removing wax. It sounds corny, but it works.
Put it this way, if you missed a few spots, noone will ever notice. That's the beauty of white paint.
Put it this way, if you missed a few spots, noone will ever notice. That's the beauty of white paint.