Tried a new wax today - Farecla Profile UV Wax

andy1968 · 5th June 2014, 14:26

I have a few Farecla products that I keep in my arsenal, mainly the cutting compound based products and a black top hand glaze

A friend of mine has been banging on for a long while about how good the Profile UV Wax is, he works with fibre glass products for the coach industry and he uses Farecla products all day long

I had a day off work today, so after a snow foam bath for the ZT, I set about with G3 cutting compound first, followed by a finer G10 compound and finally the UV wax

The product is a thick liquid wax, a little goes a long long way, it dries pretty quickly, however, you can do a panel at a time and its very easy to remove and doesnt leave a dust residue

In terms of application it scores highly, I will report back over the coming weeks at how well it lasts!

5th June 2014, 14:26	#1
andy1968 Loves to post MG ZT+ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Welwyn Garden City Posts: 378 Thanks: 21 Thanked 32 Times in 31 Posts	Tried a new wax today - Farecla Profile UV Wax I have a few Farecla products that I keep in my arsenal, mainly the cutting compound based products and a black top hand glaze A friend of mine has been banging on for a long while about how good the Profile UV Wax is, he works with fibre glass products for the coach industry and he uses Farecla products all day long I had a day off work today, so after a snow foam bath for the ZT, I set about with G3 cutting compound first, followed by a finer G10 compound and finally the UV wax The product is a thick liquid wax, a little goes a long long way, it dries pretty quickly, however, you can do a panel at a time and its very easy to remove and doesnt leave a dust residue In terms of application it scores highly, I will report back over the coming weeks at how well it lasts! __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]