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Thinking About Waxoyling

Alan G · 2006-01-09 22:19:21

I was thinking about waxoyling the underside of my Escort - What sort of steps should I follow in doing this? Or, is there anything else people would recommend instead of waxoyl?? ;) Cheers, Al

09-01-2006 10:19pm

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Alan G

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I was thinking about waxoyling the underside of my Escort - What sort of steps should I follow in doing this? Or, is there anything else people would recommend instead of waxoyl??

Cheers,
Al

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#2 10-01-2006 7:39pm

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I used the air spray waxoyl and all I can give is
Leave a layer of wax on the paint and buff after (over spray) it can save time later.
Rap up well (over spray)
Keep the can warm.

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#3 10-01-2006 7:59pm

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Al, I waxoyled my previous Stag with the kit Waxoyl supply - 2.5L drum & pump but ended up buying and using an extra 5L.

I feel it did the car good - it goes on easily, and then semi-hardens. The only problem was when summer came, the waxoyl melted a bit - caused the driveway to look a little oily. Not a big deal though.

I think it's a "good thing". The only caveat is: wash out the pump when you're done 'cos the waxoyl does a great job of plugging it come winter - you need lots of hot water and elbow grease to remedy

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