have decided against that. Reason being, I am not sure how those spray waxes will react with the P21S Carnuaba I currently have on the RDX. Plus, the P21S Carnuaba wax is so easy to re-apply to a well prepped (and waxed) surface. It is like smearing butter on the paint, and you don't have to wait for the wax to haze over. Buffing out will not take too much effort using a microfibre cloth.

Each plastic jar of P21S gets 2 cars waxed at least 6 times each car (over 2 years). That's CAD38.00 over 2 years... that's cheaper than buying bottles of those spray waxes, which are not cheap to start with anyway...

 

I guess that if you buy a good quality Quick Wax you souldn't have any problems. I use Meguiar's NXT Quick wax and is pretty good.

William

 

Actually bought the Nanowax spray by Eagle One... to use it to buff off the dried down KLASSE sealant/glaze. If I didn't use the spray wax (detailer spray would have worked as well), it would be quite a chore to remove the dried down KLASSE sealant film.

So overall, actually the spray wax is pretty useful and adds a "kick" to the shine as well... I hardly used more than 10 small squirts of the spray wax for the whole car...

 

alright... just finished KLASSE sealing my other car, the black TSX... did it last night...

So this afternoon, after allowing the KLASSE sealant to dry overnight for at least 12 hours (according to tips from propercarcare.com), I used the Eagle One spray wax to wipe off (and I mean simply wipe off, no real effort required).
Man, the shine is amazing! The Eagle One Nano spray wax, besides helping to remove the residue from the dried KLASSE sealant, it topped it off with a fine layer of Carnuaba wax.

Okay, I am going back on my words in the post in this thread... I really like this stuff from Eagle One NANO spray wax... it is easy to use, and the shine is amazing!