Fast Wax
How To: Achieve a High-Gloss Showroom Finish
Bar’s Bugs Fast Wax is designed for those who want a brilliant shine with serious protection. Specially developed to form a protective shield, it guards your paint against UV damage, oxidation, and environmental contaminants, all while removing minor imperfections. Whether your car has metallic, pearlescent, or modern clear coat paint, Fast Wax delivers a pristine, professional appearance.
Why use Fast Wax?
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Polishes & Protects: Achieves a brilliant, high-gloss shine while forming a protective shield on your car's exterior.
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Environmental Barrier: Protects against UV damage, oxidation, and environmental contaminants.
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Pristine Appearance: Helps remove imperfections and protects against minor scratches for a prolonged "new car" look.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
1. Preparation is Key
Before use, thoroughly clean your vehicle with Bar's Bugs Wax-Free Car Wash & Protectant. Ensure the surface is cool, dry, and away from direct sunlight. Note: Fast Wax is not recommended for use on glass or transparent plastics.
2. Shake & Spray
Shake the bottle well. Spray the wax directly onto small sections of paintwork, working on one panel at a time to ensure even coverage.
3. Spread the Wax
Use a clean microfibre cloth to spread the wax in circular motions. Repeat this process for all panels, then allow the product to dry to a haze.
4. The Final Buff
Using a fresh, clean microfibre cloth, buff the hazed wax firmly to reveal the glossy finish. Continue buffing until you achieve your desired level of showroom shine.
Pro Tips for a Better Shine
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Maintain Your Cloths: Always wash your microfibre cloths after use to prevent old wax from hardening in the fibers.
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Small Sections: Working in small areas prevents the wax from drying too quickly, making the final buff much easier and smoother.
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Cool Touch: Never apply wax to a hot bonnet; a cool surface allows the wax to bond correctly to the paint for maximum protection.
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