Applying
- Wash, dry and decontaminate the paint first.
- Work on a cool panel in the shade.
- Apply a thin, even layer with a foam applicator.
- Work one or two panels at a time.
- Leave it to haze for the time on the tin.
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The ValetPro Indulgence Cream Wax is made for protecting paintwork. It has a high gloss finish. It comes in 250ml and 500ml. Apply a thin, even layer to clean, cool paint with a foam applicator, let it haze as the tin directs and buff off with a plush microfibre. Keep it away from eyes and out of reach of children, and store it sealed away from heat. The Drivers HQ stocks a wider range of ValetPro car care products.
Caution: Apply thin coats to cool, clean paint and keep it off textured plastics and rubber trim. Keep it away from eyes and out of reach of children.
Top Tip: A thin, even coat buffs off far more easily than a thick one and uses less wax.
It is a ValetPro car wax for protecting paintwork.
A thin, even layer is all it needs, as a little goes a long way.
It comes in 250ml and 500ml.
Let it haze for the time on the tin, then buff off with a clean microfibre.
Yes, wash, dry and decontaminate the paint first so the wax bonds evenly.
No, apply it to cool panels in the shade so it spreads and buffs evenly.
It is made by ValetPro and sold by The Drivers HQ.
Yes, The Drivers HQ offers UK-wide delivery.
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