Cleaner Wax
- Cleaner Wax: lightly abrasive polish to clean and protect car bodywork;
- Removes oxidation, surface marks, gives glossy effect and protection;
- Ideal for new or used cars with aged or damaged paint;
- It restores original color and appearance, both normal and metallic;
- Can also be applied to plastic and rubber without damaging them;
- Removes traces of paint from small bumps;
- Contains carnauba wax for brilliance and depth of color;
- Composed of vegetable raw materials, solvent-free
Cleaner Wax is a mildly abrasive polish for cleaning and protecting car bodywork. While it removes the oxidized surface layer and surface marks, it gives the paint a brilliant shine and good protection.
It is ideal for removing dullness, oxidation, discoloration and widespread weather marks on the bodywork of new or used cars that have heavily weathered or weathered paint. It restores the original color and appearance to both regular and metallic paint, ensuring a professional result.
It can also be applied to plastic and rubber surfaces without damaging them.
Cleaner Wax is also suitable for removing traces of paint that may be transferred to the bodywork after minor bumps. The product contains fine carnauba wax, so it gives the treated bodywork an improved shine and color depth.
Cleaner Wax contains no solvents, but is composed of natural plant raw materials derived from coconut oil.
Always apply the product on a surface that is not hot, clean and in the shade.
Before application, it is recommended to decontaminate the car with clay bar.
Shake before use.
- By hand: pour an appropriate amount of product, without overusing, onto a clean, dry microfiber cloth or pad by hand. Rub over the surface to be restored in a light circular motion. Repeat with a clean, dry microfiber cloth to finish the surface and remove excess product.
- With random orbital polisher: it is recommended to mount a finishing paste pad on the random orbital polisher, pour an appropriate amount of product directly onto the pad, place the surface of the flat pad on the paint. Begin polishing using moderate pressure and making overlapping movements while keeping the flat pad on the surface of the paint the entire time. Work on sections of about 50 cm x 50 cm at a time until the product begins to be absorbed.
Before moving on to the next area, use a clean microfiber cloth to remove excess and residue before the product dries.
