there is oil in the wax bruh.. thats what carries the wax

ok but what about the salt from his hands bruhhh? wouldnt the crystal like structure act as an abrasive and like totally marr the clear cloat on a microscopic level whoooo think about it bruhh?!

there is not enough salt on his hands to do anything since it would be dissolved in his sweat already so its not a hard crystalline structure.. I was just saying. there is a ton of natural oils in the wax and there is nothing wrong with applicating it by hand. This wax is also like $2000, the applicator might waste a bit? I dunno man

Malik Asb ?

The heat from his hands activities an enzime in the wax, that's why

Agree. The dude is clueless.

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It makes sense because it cost more? I talked to a few pro detailers and found a lot of it has to do with the region you are in and not exactly the wax. You are correct about heating the wax but it's not because it's expensive.. just because of the temperature.

ISEE YOU Some specs of contamination in the paint will be felt with the hands. Hypothetically, let's say a piece of dirt or dust got on the car after the wash but before the wax. You may pick up that foreign object with a foam applicator and continue to rub it in the paint. With your hands, you would feel it immediately, stop, wipe it off, and continue on. Worth it for really valuable vehicles.

***** I think you are thinking of chain car washes and not a Pro Detailer.. try agian..

***** Dude.. you don't WAX a dirty car.. the car should be cleaned and paint decontaminated before using your Last Step Product (LSP). If the paint is swirled it should be corrected as well before doing an LSP to keep it looking new or better than new. Those of us who detail know even new cars need work.

Think of paint like skin. Would you use a towel or applicator to rub lotion on your body? No. Would you apply face cream without washing your face first? No

It is actually a very bad idea to do this with your hands. It is rather popular these days. But your hands are an abrasive. So you are actually wasting exactly that what you are trying to achieve. So rather do it the old fashioned way.

sean smith it's the best way to apply the wax. The wax needs some heat. It looks strange i grant you. I always use my hands

tankeriv one must always soften the skin in hot water first.

u enjoy blow drying cars ill hand dry any day

ruchb1 That's fine, enjoy wasting more time on drying. Enjoy having a higher chance of water spots forming... When you have more than one client to detail drying with a Metro Vac can same you a ton of time and frustration. www.autopia-carcare.com/metro-sidekick.html#.UywC4qEo6zk