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Thanks for the reply

Should glaze be applied before or after sealant/wax? I've always known to apply glaze after sealant and wax because they won't bond to glazed surface. But upon doing some search, it is recommended to apply before sealant and wax. I already applied sealant and wax on my car (Klasse sealant +...

I used Armor All Multi Purpose Cleaner to clean some crevices on my car, and I noticed it accidentally also wiped quarter-sized section of the roof. Would APC remove recently-applied sealant?

Sealant was applied in the garage. But our house faces west, so after about an hour the car's front bumper and a section of the hood were exposed to sunlight. While buffing off the sealant, the aforementioned panels of the car were very hot... Would this decrease the effectiveness of the...

Fair point

Alright then. I'll take these products to my workplace, and see what I can do. If anyone's interested I'll post the results

Ah thanks for the reply

So is this how all other spray waxes are made just like Bob says? I am very doubtful that spraying these products would make it easy to wipe off... Furthermore, spray waxes like Meg's Ultimate Quik Wax don't provide the same level of production and longevity. So they are essentially different...

I understand you gave me easy ways to use up these products. But I would like to know whether this is how all other "spray waxes" are made. Do they just pour sealants or waxes into spray bottles?

Could members here, who are pro detailers or enthusiasts, share how you made your own spray waxes? I would really appreciate it

Could we discuss exactly what Klasse sealant is composed of? You sounded very knowledgable with chem and mse. "Acrylic formula" written on product description isn't saying much, so I don't have anything at all to work with. Again I appreciate your input, but I might as well have fun with...

I appreciate your input. But that would still require buffing off these products, which requires elbow grease. What I had in mind was something like Meg's Ultimate Quik Wax, which is easy on-and-off.

If you are knowledgable with overall composition and procedures, can I ask you to share your knowledge?

This is not what I meant by spray waxes. I would like to make "inbetween" waxes like Meguire's Ultimate Quik Wax. And I remember reading that detail enthusiasts make homemade spray waxes using full-on waxes and sealants like Collinite and Klasse.

How is this different from applying these products with mf pads? So is this how all other spray waxes are made - even the Sonus spray sealant you mentioned?

Well I studied qed and cmp, so I have the knowledge and tools to make it happen. So what chemicals do I need? Like I already mentioned, the reason I would like to make my own spray wax is to use up all the products I have. And furthermore I don't want to spend money on existing products.

So would this result in a spray wax?: ONR (or any other QD) + distiller water + Collinite 845 or Klasse sealant?

So how do I make this? Is this something I can make at home?

Thanks for the replies. My objective is to use up Klasse sealant and Collinite so I can move onto different products. And having my own spray wax would be nice as I don't want to spend money to buy products...

I would like to make my own spray wax (maintenance/inbetween wax) with Klasse sealant or Collinite 845. How should I go about doing this? I've watched some YouTube videos on detailer sprays. Would the same procedure apply to spray wax? Also, is ONR same as QD? I've read disruptions, and it...