[Amazon.ca] Mothers 35750 California Gold Pure Brazilian Carnauba Wax Liquid $18.69 free shipping

same price as Canadian Tire https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/moth ... p.html#srp

Would I need the bar instead to get rid of brake dust?

Tabooger wrote: ↑ Would I need the bar instead to get rid of brake dust?

Ideally a product like Iron-X first then a clay bar after.

I saw Brazilian and Wax in the same title - I am now am confused and somewhat disappointed

HDawg wrote: ↑ Ideally a product like Iron-X first then a clay bar after.

, hey there Dawg, I had removed 2 stickers from a car I just bought, would I go directly with the wax or should pass something else before.
Thanks.

One quick question for everyone here. There is one sticker which is really a PIR.

I tried with goo gone from Canadian tire, the glue still on the hood.

Any idea?

Solid price for a solid wax. I just put a coat on the Miata for Mother's Day only to have mother nature promptly rain on the car.

SkimGuy wrote: ↑ I saw Brazilian and Wax in the same title - I am now am confused and somewhat disappointed

Mothers Brazilian Wax...

unshavenyak wrote: ↑ Solid price for a solid wax. I just put a coat on the Miata for Mother's Day only to have mother nature promptly rain on the car.

But then you got to see that lovely beading as it slid right off...

unshavenyak wrote: ↑Solid price for a solid wax. I just put a coat on the Miata for Mother's Day only to have mother nature promptly rain on the car.

chris5555 wrote: ↑ But then you got to see that lovely beading as it slid right off...

Thanks for the softporn fanfiction

KT2312 wrote: ↑ , hey there Dawg, I had removed 2 stickers from a car I just bought, would I go directly with the wax or should pass something else before.
Thanks.

One quick question for everyone here. There is one sticker which is really a PIR.

I tried with goo gone from Canadian tire, the glue still on the hood.

Any idea?

For the glue, you can try olive oil. I know it sounds crazy, but it works around the house. Never tried it on car paint, but test it in an inconspicuous spot first.

Where you peeled the sticker, I would clean the area and clay bar it. In fact, even with a new car, you should clean it properly, clay and seal then wax it.

Thanks a lot. Any brand in preference.

I scrwd up big time now. While peeling the sticker, there are light scratches. The wife is not happy.


So any idea, to save face? And fix this. Lol

Mother's California Gold Pure Brazilian Wax.

What a misleading title for the product.

sickens wrote: ↑ Mothers Brazilian Wax...

I gave you a thumbs-up but it felt very wrong

KT2312 wrote: ↑ Thanks a lot. Any brand in preference.

I scrwd up big time now. While peeling the sticker, there are light scratches. The wife is not happy.


So any idea, to save face? And fix this. Lol

The main detailing thread would get you more advice: rfd-official-detailing-thread-post-all- ... re-609563/

However to keep it simple, without knowing how many and how deep the scratches are, you can consider a cleaner wax which will have mild abrasives and help with what you are describing. Since the thread is about Mothers, their cleaner wax is $9.99 at Princess Auto: https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/ ... -prod-com1

However, depending on the extent of the damage, you may want to get a compound, then polish, seal and wax. Lots of guides out there but since your issue seems localized, you can probably get away doing this by hand rather than using an orbital buffer.