Update 19 on Son1c Wax Home Brew Carnauba Wax -- Son1c Wax ProtoWax
07-23-2013, 12:10 PM
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Update 19 on Son1c Wax Home Brew Carnauba Wax -- Son1c Wax ProtoWax
Update 19
Research and Design never ceases
Tweaked 38 a bit after recent positive feedback on it largest pour to date
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 R
Some natural beads from blue 38 application
Research and Design never ceases
Tweaked 38 a bit after recent positive feedback on it largest pour to date
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 R
Some natural beads from blue 38 application
07-25-2013, 08:10 PM
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Update 20
Been grinding away in the Waxatory, starting to play around with a couple label designs, pretty sure I have the container I'll be using as well
Papasmurf has been getting some hands on time with Son1c Wax ProtoWax
First Son1c Wax DA application
Buffed off
His pictures speak for themselves
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 Z brewed and cooling
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 R has just hit Florida!
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 46 !
Cooling
Any input on containers everyone would like to see?
Been grinding away in the Waxatory, starting to play around with a couple label designs, pretty sure I have the container I'll be using as well
Papasmurf has been getting some hands on time with Son1c Wax ProtoWax
First Son1c Wax DA application
Buffed off
His pictures speak for themselves
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 Z brewed and cooling
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 R has just hit Florida!
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 46 !
Cooling
Any input on containers everyone would like to see?
07-27-2013, 10:44 AM
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Update 21
First Son1c Wax ProtoWax Commercial
Shipped out the rest of the samples (2 pending )
Some more coverage by Caleb -- Son1c Wax on another Sonic Blue!
Detailing Collective of Northern Virginia restored this vehicle and then we applied a fresh coat of Son1c Wax!
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 Zs applied via bare hands
Applied a bit heavy but that's no worry with Son1c Wax !
First Son1c Wax ProtoWax Commercial
Shipped out the rest of the samples (2 pending )
Some more coverage by Caleb -- Son1c Wax on another Sonic Blue!
Detailing Collective of Northern Virginia restored this vehicle and then we applied a fresh coat of Son1c Wax!
Son1c Wax ProtoWax 38 Zs applied via bare hands
Applied a bit heavy
but that's no worry with Son1c Wax !
07-28-2013, 02:19 PM
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That sonic blue gt looks jaw dropping, but im curious how much prepping the paint got prior to your wax.
not doubting its abilities, but even cheap wax looks good on a paint correction.
not doubting its abilities, but even cheap wax looks good on a paint correction.
07-28-2013, 04:52 PM
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We polished out the honda with d300 followed with m205 some 105/bf tpns as well
that sonic blue is papasmurf on several mustang forums -- great guy!
I completely agree with your statement -- prep is critical in achieving the ultimate shine however high quality waxes and sealants can really take it to the next level
07-28-2013, 04:53 PM
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If interested you can check out the entire thread right here
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ure-heavy.html
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ure-heavy.html
08-01-2013, 05:40 PM
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Update 24
Finally broken through with my production method , took maybe 100 productions to get it where I wanted granted I wasn't chasing this the entire time and overlooked how important it was
Ecstatic honestly -> Sinking issue solved and texture + consistency improved
Also nailed a new smell concoction and am pretty happy playing around with some new ingredients and solvents
Been dedicating a lot of time to figuring out the label and designing it, one does not realize how much goes into something most view as so simple ( "Car Wax" )
Finally broken through with my production method , took maybe 100 productions to get it where I wanted granted I wasn't chasing this the entire time and overlooked how important it was
Ecstatic honestly -> Sinking issue solved and texture + consistency improved
Also nailed a new smell concoction and am pretty happy playing around with some new ingredients and solvents
Been dedicating a lot of time to figuring out the label and designing it, one does not realize how much goes into something most view as so simple ( "Car Wax" )
08-04-2013, 09:37 AM
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Sunday detailing day! Can't wait to give some of this a try. I can't tell what mine says, 38 W? V?
The smell is amazing. I've smelled some delicious smelling waxes before but this seriously smells good, haha.
The smell is amazing. I've smelled some delicious smelling waxes before but this seriously smells good, haha.