how long should it be dry before waxoyl is applyied

[Matt11]

hey, how long should the weather of been dry for before you apply waxoyl to the underside of your car?

[MJG280]

You can apply it wet. I sprayed a wet Cortina underside once and it appeared to rain as the water was pushed off

[Matt11]

Thanks, doesn't it need to of been dry for awhile so it doesn't trap moisture in the metal. I maybe wrong

[longshot]

There are better products to use than Waxoyl. That's a can o' worms opened then.

[Matt11]

longshot said:

There are better products to use than Waxoyl. That's a can o' worms opened then.

What would you recommend then? Does it need to of ben dry for awhile before applying?

[oilslick]

You finally bought a car?

[longshot]

Matt11 said:

longshot said:

There are better products to use than Waxoyl. That's a can o' worms opened then.

What would you recommend then? Does it need to of ben dry for awhile before applying?

I find waxoyl too messy and troublesome. I prefer Bilt Hamber products personally.

[Matt11]

Thanks does it need to be dry for a fair while before applying?

[Impasse]

What does it say on the tin?

[TallPaul]

Whatever you decide to use, as long as the car is dry you'll be fine. I personally wouldnt apply it to a soaking wet car but a few hours after rain should be ok.

[Harpo]

Ronsil

[Matt11]

TallPaul said:

Whatever you decide to use, as long as the car is dry you'll be fine. I personally wouldnt apply it to a soaking wet car but a few hours after rain should be ok.

Thank you

[TREMAiNE]

oilslick said:

You finally bought a car?

Matt, please do a readers car post!

[TooMany2cvs]

longshot said:

There are better products to use than Waxoyl. That's a can o' worms opened then.

Seconded, with a side order of "And don't forget that applying it to the bits you see isn't applying it to the bits where it'll do some good."