Rub the pad gently into the top of the wax or place the pad onto the wax and twist gently. Inspect it ... you can't see any product transference, right? Good! Go with it ... have faith Exclamation The trick is to not overload the pad, not to clog it and not to get too much product onto the paintwork.

... a whisper thin layer is all that is needed. Remember, haze is waste wax since that's the bit you buff off

You can see some hologramming in the next picture, which has come up after about 30 minutes...... at this point, you could reach for the QD but hold on ... this is a pure wax, the purest you can apply to your paintwork so why compromise or interfere with that finish by using another product?

This is where distilled water comes in as a recommendation. Pop the bottle in the fridge and use it chilled. Chilled? Yes, chilled ... the cooling effect helps to fully cure the residual wax on the surface and the water itself will remove the secondary hazing

Alternatively, you could use a microsuede cloth folded up and gently caressed against the surface.

... after another couple of hours, the wax will really start to come into its own and the finish you'll be looking at is one of the finest you'll see:

Σου προτείνει μετά το κέρωμα, αντί να χρησιμοποιήσεις QD για να δώσεις το τελικό φινίρισμα κ να μαζέψεις το πλεονάζον υλικό, να χρησιμοποιήσεις κρύο απιονισμένο νερό, ώστε να κρυσταλλώσεις το κερί περισσότερο κ να πετύχεις καλύτερο φινίρισμα σκληραίνοντας το.