I need some help with this one. I was waxing my car with a electric buffer and it applied too much wax to the car, which won't buff off. I can scrape it off using my fingernails, but there is way too much to try that. Does anyone know of a product that can remove wax without damaging the paint?? I have a black OZ which shows ALL the white specks of the wax and it looks terrible!!

 

Clay bar it... but that removes ALL The wax. After clay barring u gotta re-wax it

 

that sucks, what kind of wax did you use, because there are some out now that dont leave the white stuff

 

What is a clay bar or clay baring? And where can I get it?

 

Go back with your buffer and use water to take the extra off. It wont hurt it. Be sure the pad(polishing) is perfeclty clean. Usually this is done at the time of wax build up but should be fine later.

 

I used "Nu Finish". My father-in-law swore by it but after using it, I threw it away. I want a mess free wax. Any suggestions?

 

i heard EagleOne's NanoWax is good, but i havent had a chance to go get one and try it out

 

Its been a while since I waxed. I've heard that dish soap can take it off as well. Is there any truth to that?

 

Is it a "spray on when your car is wet, wipe off when you dry your car" type wax?

 

http://www.eagleone.com/_products/3,2081616.asp

 

Its not the wax, you probably used the buffer wrong, you can do a lot of damage with one of those buffers.

Go to http://store.yahoo.com/classic-motoring/index.html

they have a lot of good info and

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/freeguide.html

is another good site, I would suggest anybody look at those web sites. esp the second one.

 

i know a lot of ppl that sware by the maguirs three step... im gonna use it this weekend and ill let you know

 

The New Turtle Wax Platinum (liquid wax)... Works sweet n looovely!! and it doesnt leave that whitestuff on... the shine is immaculate!

 

Yeah, let me know how that goes cuz I've thought about using that. Does it come with the clay bar?

 

you should take it off by hand. a good microfiber towell and some elbow grease. claybar is good, but shouldnt be used too often. you have to use some sort of lubricant too, a paint gloss of some sort works nice. you also have to make sure you dont use a too aggressive bar, as it will create more work than youll want.