So, used Klasse first to seal the paint. Then P21 wax. However, the wax was dry and chunky despite hand mixing/warming, so tossed a few dribbles of Klasse in, since read can mix. Really helped and took less effort to warm and keep warm. By the way, I apply wax totally by hand, with bare hands. Find my hands don't burn through paint, can feel what is going on, less mess, adjust the temperature, and put on an even layer. No really expensive tools requiring electricity. Used no more than a half a can to do first full wax on the TD (stripped since the oel leak stained the paint, been too long, and concerned the clay had stained the paint since three washes hadn't gotten her clean). Seemed like the paint was taking some of it?

Anyway, gave about a half hour to harden. Most of the wax is not shining up, especially the warm hood (short drive few hours earlier so thought clear). Is it possible put on too much wax? Or, messed up by not curing the Klasse and cutting the P21 with Klasse?

Now what?

Thank y'all in advance!

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my experience with p21s is that if I let it dry on the paint, I would need an entire package of advil to rid of the pain in my shoulders.

The P21s is a quick remove wax, literally wipe on on a panel, then wipe off.

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A half can on a single car? Yeah, you're gonna have trouble wiping that off. That's enough to do a dozen cars. And where did this "applying wax with bare hands" thing come from?

Best of luck, brother.

Try some mineral spirits/paint thinner or denatured alcohol on a soft cloth. Neither will harm paint, vinyl, chrome, etc.

NOT lacquer reducer, MEK or acetone! Those WILL harm the paint and other items.

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