[ShinySideUp]

i know your supposed to let the carnauba sit in the sun after it has been buffed off for higher end waxes, but what if the day is cloudy?. or rainy

[Nica]

Well to be honest I hardly ever bring out the vehicle after I'm done waxing it with a high end wax. So what I do is just let it sit over night and then I give it a Field Glaze final wipe down.

Calgarydetail and I noticed that Vintage sweat's quite fast...well depending on the temperature too.

[ShinySideUp]

2-3 hours sufficient in doors then? depending on humidity...

[Nica]

Originally Posted by ShinySideUp

2-3 hours sufficient in doors then? depending on humidity...

Yup, that should do but yes it's very dependent on humidity.

[matrix_808]

Originally Posted by Nica

Well to be honest I hardly ever bring out the vehicle after I'm done waxing it with a high end wax. So what I do is just let it sit over night and then I give it a Field Glaze final wipe down.

Calgarydetail and I noticed that Vintage sweat's quite fast...well depending on the temperature too.

What do you mean by sweat?

[Dave KG]

Its the oils in the wax - they can raise to the surface and this leaves marks on the paintowrk that typically resemble machine holograms... but are easily wiped off with a little water or quick detailer.

I tend to use Last Touch, occassionally Field Glaze or Quick Finish.

I find a couple of hours indoors in the wonderful Scottish temperatures is more than enough.

[Nica]

Originally Posted by matrix_808

What do you mean by sweat?

Yes, sorry my technical term for it is "sweat" hahaha but it's what Dave said and I agree with Dave

The funny thing is that the first time I started using Zymol wax's man was I ever mad about what I thought were holograms I couldn't beleave I got holograms then I started reading and started using Field Glaze and give a final wipe down.

[ShinySideUp]

I read about some people fridging their field glaze first, then using it as the final wipe down. Would that make a difference at all?

[Nica]

I don't fridge my Field Glaze oh but I know the older versions of Field Glaze you really did have to fridge it or at least keep it in a cool/cold place.

The new versions of Field Glaze I dont put in a my fridge, I just make sure it's in a nice and cool place along with all my other wax's.

Hopefully soon I'll be purchasing a large wine cooler and I'll move my entire wax collection and other things that need to be kept cool in it. But I'm having a hard time picking the right cooler

[ShinySideUp]

Originally Posted by Nica

But I'm having a hard time picking the right cooler

x100

There are good AND bad reviews on everything ive looked at. Makes me think everything out there is a waste unless you go all out and get a big one that can fit 30 or 40 bottles..