Cold weather wax and/or sealer?

[ROMEO]

If I'm not mistaken, is it recommended to wax when it is somewhere between 60-80 degrees and humidity below 50%(Or something like that).

But with the cold weather here, are there any waxes or sealers that can be used on the cold?

I got me some wolfgangs spray on sealer that says it can be used as a quick detailer that will add protection when used as a QD.

Or making sure to do a full sealer and wax application just before the winter and forgetting about it for the next few months ok? With all the salt used here in NY/CT area I just want as much protection as possible...

Thank you in advance... :dblthumb2:

 

[StoneRaizer]

Collinite 845 is known for being the go-to winter wax for cold weather climates. It'll last 3-4 months even with all of the sand and salt that's on the roads up here. It's easy to apply, a little goes a long way and it's dirt cheap.

AG link here - Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax #845, liquid wax, heat-resistant wax, car wax

 

[Shade Tree]

Because of the severity of your region's winter season I would suggest a quality sealant AND THEN the 845 on top.

Although it isn't sold here; I suggest JETseal 109 followed by the Collinite 845 for the very best protection.

 

[ROMEO]

Thank you for the input... I'm sure gonna give those a try...

That 845 seem like a no brainer for that price!