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Auto Finesse Passion carnauba car wax creates a warm, wet finish to your vintage or solid paint system.
Auto Finesse Passion is a professional grade 'hard' Carnauba Wax, specifically developed for vintage, and high solid paint types. This unique wax has been infused with special paint nourishing oils to help bring new levels of gloss out in vintage paint systems - whilst also preventing fading from UV and other environmental contaminants from adhering to the painted surface.
The passion-fruit scented wax contains 45% T1 Grade Brazilian Carnauba Wax and has also been enriched by additional natural components such as beeswax, candelilla wax, and essential oils. It is capable of protecting a daily-driven car for up to 4 months.
Protect and transform your vintage investment with Passion. Available in 150g.
Features:
- Developed to enhance solid and classic paint finishes
- Offers durability of 4 months
- Can be layered
- Blended with 45% T1 Grade Brazilian Carnauba Wax
- Wet, deep shine finish
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DEVELOPED TO ENHANCE SOLID AND CLASSIC PAINT FINISHES
Application:
Prior to waxing, ensure the vehicle is clean. Use a clay bar to ensure there is no bonded contamination to its surface. If paintwork hasn’t been polished in the last 6-12 months it’s wise to prep the surface with a pre-wax cleanser.
Use a foam applicator at half a turn in the wax pot – this coats it ready for waxing. Apply using small, even and overlapping strokes. Wax goes a long way so use sparingly. Once you’ve completed one panel, move to the next panel, then when that is complete buff off the previous.
If wax has dried, or ‘secondary hazing’ of the wax occurs (A phenomenon which can sometimes happen in hot or humid climates, especially if the product was over-applied.), you can use a water-based quick detailer to help ease removal of the residue. Wait at least 3 hours before applying additional coats.
Do not wax the vehicle if the temperature is below 6 degrees Celsius or above 35 degrees Celsius. Waxing in direct sunlight, or conditions of high humidity can lead to over, or under-curing of the product before removal.