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Details:Synergy Wax - The Ultimate in Synthetic Wax ProtectionWhat We Say:Probably the best synthetic wax to date.Synergy Wax is a highly durable, high-activity ceramic hybrid that hides some serious engineering beneath its glossy surface. Formulated with the same ceramic resins and binders found in our Synergy coating, it's blended with a technically advanced mix of:High-melting point modified polyethyleneA fluorine-derived polymer (loosely related to PTFE)Two solid SiO2 polymersThe result? A wax with outstanding water behaviour, powerful resilience, and class-leading durability.In real-world and lab testing, Synergy Wax has shown mind-blowing water contact angles - up to124 degree just 12 hours after application and still holding 106 degree at 58 weeks. Yes, that's 58 weeks of protection and counting. We expect it to exceed 14 months total durability under regular conditions.It's also extremely detergent-resistant and completely unaffected by temperature shifts, making it an ideal winter wax or high-endurance choice.A 50ml pot will typically cover 5-7 vehicles.A 200ml pot up to 25 cars on average.How To Use:Prep is key:Remove previous waxes or sealants for best results. A light machine polish with something like Scholl Concepts S40 on a soft pad is ideal. Follow with an IPA-based panel wipe to ensure a clean surface.Application:Take 1-2 swipes from the pot using a soft foam applicator. Press it over a small section of the panel multiple times to evenly distribute the wax. Always apply thin, even layers - overapplication will affect removal and performance.Curing and Removal:Allow 1-5 minutes of cure time (1 panel at a time). Remove the wax using a short pile towel like our blue removal cloth. It's normal for a faint residue to remain - buff this away with a plush towel like our yellow buffing towel using straight lines.
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Synergy Wax - The Ultimate in Synthetic Wax ProtectionWhat We Say:Probably the best synthetic wax to date.Synergy Wax is a highly durable, high-activity ceramic hybrid that hides some serious engineering beneath its glossy surface. Formulated with the same ceramic resins and binders found in our Synergy coating, it's blended with a technically advanced mix of:High-melting point modified polyethyleneA fluorine-derived polymer (loosely related to PTFE)Two solid SiO2 polymersThe result? A wax with outstanding water behaviour, powerful resilience, and class-leading durability.In real-world and lab testing, Synergy Wax has shown mind-blowing water contact angles - up to124 degree just 12 hours after application and still holding 106 degree at 58 weeks. Yes, that's 58 weeks of protection and counting. We expect it to exceed 14 months total durability under regular conditions.It's also extremely detergent-resistant and completely unaffected by temperature shifts, making it an ideal winter wax or high-endurance choice.A 50ml pot will typically cover 5-7 vehicles.A 200ml pot up to 25 cars on average.How To Use:Prep is key:Remove previous waxes or sealants for best results. A light machine polish with something like Scholl Concepts S40 on a soft pad is ideal. Follow with an IPA-based panel wipe to ensure a clean surface.Application:Take 1-2 swipes from the pot using a soft foam applicator. Press it over a small section of the panel multiple times to evenly distribute the wax. Always apply thin, even layers - overapplication will affect removal and performance.Curing and Removal:Allow 1-5 minutes of cure time (1 panel at a time). Remove the wax using a short pile towel like our blue removal cloth. It's normal for a faint residue to remain - buff this away with a plush towel like our yellow buffing towel using straight lines.
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Color | light/blue/yellow |
Material | wax |
Brand | B&Q |
type | ceramic coating |
Size | 200ml |
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