Formula 1 Carnauba Car Paste Wax (230gm)

Formula 1 Carnauba Car Paste Wax (230g)

Living in the cities leaves it's mark on our vehicles, scratch from other vehicles to the ones caused by passerby. Even a new vehicle turns older in appearance within a few weeks.

• Only Formula 1 uses superior #1 Grade Carnauba Wax.
• Advanced micropolishers remove minor scratches and haze, bringing out the true, rich color of auto paint.
• Leaves pure Carnauba Wax protection that lasts for up to 12 months.
• Gives a high-gloss shine that lasts.
• Safe for all paint finishes, including clear coat.
• Goes on fast, wipes off easily.

Helpful Hints.

• For best results, use wax that is at room temperature. Wax that is too cold will leave streaks on your paint finish.
• It is recommended that the paint surface of your vehicle be above 65 degrees Fahrenheit for the wax to bond to the surface.
• Avoid streaking by applying only a thin layer of wax. Applying a thick layer of wax makes removal difficult and simply wastes product.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Why do I need to wax my car?
Waxing your car serves three primary purposes. First, it cleans the car's finish. Second, it leaves an attractive shine. Lastly, and most importantly, it protects your car's finish against environmental hazards like tree sap, smog, bird droppings and the sun's ultraviolet rays.

How often should I wax my car?
This depends on the environment you live in and where your car is stored. If your vehicle is garaged on a daily basis, your wax may last from six to twelve months. But if your car is kept outdoors in harsh conditions, it will need to be waxed much more often. As a general rule, light-colored cars should be waxed every three months or so; dark-colored finishes usually require more frequent waxings.

How can I tell if my car needs to be waxed?
The water-beading test is one of the best ways to determine if your vehicle is ready to be waxed. While initially rinsing the car, take note of how the water beads up. If the drops are more than one-half inch in diameter, or if the water forms "sheets" rather than beads, you need to wax again.