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Malco makes great products. My great grandfather retired from the malco company. Great people

Best wax i had ever used thank you from Sweden

While I cannot opine on the quality of your work, your camera presence as a presenter is FANTASTIC. 👌 Hope to watch more of your videos. Thanks!

Muchas gracias por el video!!! Saludos desde Argentina.

outstanding. i watched your older video about using a machine. i ended up getting a Porter Cable DA to start with. applying waste has been faster and easier than ever for me. saving my hands also. someone asked me why i was applying via machine and not by hand, i simply said just to save time. wasn’t exactly sure if they wanted a science 😂

To the Point and very comprehensive, I'm Gonna follow the same as he described! THanks

@MalcoAutomotive

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you for your support!

Great video straight to the point without all the extra talking. Explanation and demo 👍🏾

@MalcoAutomotive

2 жыл бұрын

So glad you found it helpful!

Thanks for this straightforward video. Just picked up a random orbital so we'll see how this goes.

@Bhuv-

2 жыл бұрын

So how did it go?

Very good Buffer

Just what I am looking to do. I ran across an old, full tin of Blitzwax Carnuba in my cabinet and want to give DA machine waxing a try. This will be my second time using one, the first will be the polishing process. Thank you!

@MalcoAutomotive

4 жыл бұрын

Great, we're glad we could help! We think you'll really enjoy how fast and easy using the orbital can make waxing.

Thanks for this video nice smooth delivery just like the waxing, makes a pleasant change not to have head banging music intro. I applied King of Gloss today by hand after waiting a week for the Fusso to cure (again applied by hand). Here I am a fairly intelligent man thinking I'm sure I could use the DA polisher and a Hex Logic black or red pad to spread this out but how do I get the block out of the tin and on to the pad as the tin has re entrant lip to prevent the wax block from sliding out. How stupid did I feel when I watched you simply wipe the pad into the tin? I have now seen the light - thanks!

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes it's easy to overthink these things when they feel too easy to be correct 😂 Glad we could help!

Thank you. So, you just apply wax with machine and you do not buff off the wax with machine (although it comes with a microfiber pad), am I right?

What's your thoughts on using the buffer afterwards. Using the lambs wool to polish afterwards..thanks

Applying wax with orbital will give more shine to the paint than doing the waxing with hand?

So every time you want to apply wax to one of the pads you take it off the polisher and then put it back on after you applied the pace wax correct

So glad I found this video....right on time. For years Collinite #845 insulator has been my wax of choice...but always by hand. I recently purchased a da polisher and accomplished an amazing paint correction utilizing what I learned frm one of your videos. One question, Collinite isn't a paste...should I apply the same technique you're showing here? Let me know, I'm ready to start!

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Raymond, our apologies about the delay, but yes! You can use this same technique with most kinds of waxes. We have an older video that show the same technique using a creme wax. kzread.info/dash/bejne/jG2imMFsdLXXgtI.html

@raymondtuckerjr1886

3 жыл бұрын

@@MalcoAutomotive Np, and no apologies necessary. You produced a great video, and I've actually completed many steps. Clay bar, compound an polish. Your response was right on time....plan to wax it TODAY! Thanks again.

Great video, thanks. I did the car yesterday with my new DE polisher and it came out great! I do have a question though: what do you do with the pad afterwards? I put it in a ziploc for now (with wax still in it). Can it be left like that for the next use, or should it be washed out? (I'm assuming it can be used repeatedly). Many thanks.

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, yes it can be re-used but we would recommend that it only be used as a dedicated wax pad. You can leave it like that in between uses, if you seal it in a bag that will help prevent anything from stiffining up. If the pad begans to become overloaded with wax, you can also attmept to wash it under warm water to remove some of that excess wax and keep the pad going for longer. You mainly want to watch out for any mold starting to form or if the surfcace of the pad starts to become stiff. At that point you'll want to replace the pad.

@alfabrizio6005

3 жыл бұрын

@@MalcoAutomotive Amazing advice. Thank you for taking the time. What Malco soap/wash product do you recommend to maintain the wax shine and finish between waxes? (kind of new to this).

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

You can use one of our wash and wax products such as Ultraviolet Wash N Wax to "refresh" that just waxed look as you go. You can find that here: www.amazon.com/Ultra-violet-Washn-Wax-Part-107101/dp/B07YQ7B18Y/ or on our website here: www.malcoautomotive.com/Ultra_Violet__Premium_Wash__N_Wax-details.aspx

Was that a forced rotation you used to apply?

Excelente wax

@MalcoAutomotive

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Aldo!!

My orbital buffer comes with a removable cloth cover , will that work

Can i apply wax with a rotary polishing machine? Great vídeo by the way, greetings from Chile

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, you can use a rotary if you don't have access to orbital machines. You'll want to apply at a very slow speed and using the softest pad you have available. You'll also want to make sure you have enough wax on your pad so you're not dry buffing and inducing any swirls.

Thank you! I have an orbital but never used a hard wax, only liquid waxes. I believe hard waxes from a can are more durable?

@MalcoAutomotive

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Abdullah! Generally, yes. Hard waxes contain a higher carnauba content, providing longer lasting durability.

Enthusiast - it seems like you would use fewer pads when applying wax as compared to polishing. Full car 2 pads?

thanks for the tips. got 1 question applying you instruction is to spread the wax (on minimum speed) using the polisher and finished it with microfiber cloth, how about using the polisher to get the job done instead of microfiber? is it ok?

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

Continuing with an orbital polisher to remove the wax could result in swirling. We recommend using the microfiber to obtain the best results.

@roadtripph682

3 жыл бұрын

@@MalcoAutomotive nice to know. Thanks for the tip ✌️

What towel do you reccomend for removing wax and how do you wash it without getting particles in it?

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

We recommend an ultra-soft microfiber that has a thicker or more plush nap. This thicker nap will generally be better about leaving a clean surface without particles or threads being left.

What kind of pad do we use to apply wax? 3m has the #2polish pad. And the #3 ultra fine polish pad. Should i use one of those?

@roidblitzed

Ай бұрын

Use a pad with the least amount of cut. Or no cut at all. Some pads are specifically for waxing. So ultra fine

Bro please tell me hard wax and soft wax which is best for pearl white car !

@MalcoAutomotive

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Louis! Paint color should not affect whether you use hard or soft wax. Technically, the wax is being applied to the clear coat, so it is more a matter of application preference.

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I want to start a car detailing business any ideas or suggestion will be appreciated

How long do you wait for the wax to set before you buff ?

@fhdjamshed

2 жыл бұрын

After Applying the wax, wait for it to turn into a little hazy or slightly cloudy appearance. Then you can buff it with ease.

@blewyd

Жыл бұрын

@@fhdjamshed Im doing this on a white, gelcoated, boat. Its hard to tell when the wax turns hazy/cloudy. Any other cues to buff?

Do you apply a sealant before you wax?

@MalcoAutomotive

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Declan! If you intend to apply a sealant, you will want to apply that before waxing. Thanks!

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@MalcoAutomotive

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kady! Unfortunately, we do not have distributorship in that area.

High five from the UK. I've got some simoniz carnuba wax I'm gonna try on a new car

@nunyabusiness3786

3 жыл бұрын

Did you use a time machine to get it?

@rlfdfd5059

3 жыл бұрын

@@nunyabusiness3786 haha. Funny

Can I wax on a coating car?

@MalcoAutomotive

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, you can apply a wax over a ceramic coating without any kind of harm or issue, however the wax will not bod with the ceramic very effectively and you won't see much longevity out of the wax layer.

@yewinhein2334

4 жыл бұрын

Malco Automotive thank for your reply. Add sealant after wax is better or not ? Thank for sharing your knowledge.

@MalcoAutomotive

4 жыл бұрын

No, you wouldn't want to wax before adding the sealant, that would prevent it from bonding to the surface. If you really did want to use both a wax and coating/sealant we would recommend using the coating/sealant first and then applying the wax once that has fully cured. However, as we mentioned, that wax applied over the coating won't be very effective.

I always apply waxes by hand I think it's better

@MalcoAutomotive

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, as you're getting full coverage on the surface and using an appropriately soft applicator, you can apply the wax hin anyway you'd like!

@adamw2911

3 жыл бұрын

@@MalcoAutomotive I did DA (with a DAS-6 pro) polishing for the first time today. Megiuars polish went on superbly with the machine and medium pad. Carnuba wax with soft pad wasn't so much fun and ended up spraying it everywhere for some reason. Tried different speeds but no joy. Finished of hand applying as its pretty quick to do anyway. Any tips for wax/pad combos?

Dont really see how this is any faster than applying wax by hand to be honest

@meandkg

3 жыл бұрын

Its a lot faster, plus you arent sore after the whole job

@briangc1972

3 жыл бұрын

The machine provides better adhesion than by hand. It also makes it easier to get thin uniform coverage with good adhesion. As he mentioned, you typically don't get the clumps and high spots when using a machine like you do when applying by hand. The total time of wax on and wax off is usually 25% less when applying by machine.