I know the standard process for removing wax is to wipe off the white residue with a terry cloth or something, but why not wash it off?
after you wax it, let it dry, when you would usually wipe it off, why not just wash the truck again and dry it? it seems like it would be easier than trying to remove stubborn wax, and you would also knock down the shiney oily swirls left behind by most waxes....
I'm sure there's some reason, and I just don't know it...
I know the standard process for removing wax is to wipe off the white residue with a terry cloth or something, but why not wash it off?
after you wax it, let it dry, when you would usually wipe it off, why not just wash the truck again and dry it? it seems like it would be easier than trying to remove stubborn wax, and you would also knock down the shiney oily swirls left behind by most waxes....
I'm sure there's some reason, and I just don't know it...
Rubbing the wax off ('buffing') is what makes it shine. If it's hard to remove, you put too much on. Wet the applicator and be sparing with the wax. It should buff off with a wipe or two.