TW Flex Wax drying aid?
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Coatingsarecrack
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If you wanna stay graphene Adam’s graphene detail spray. If you don’t care (I don’tvthink it matters much) and want to stay with TW, Hybrid Solutions Wet Wax
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joebruin77
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TW Flex Wax itself can be used as a drying aid. I would just stick with the Flex Wax.
PA DETAILER
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THIS. Right from the directions...
The third possible way is the one-step version that is the biggest time saver. Simply apply wet and then dry.
After you have a good base of it on, use it that way to maintain/refresh the finish as needed.
joebruin77
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Since the TW Flex Wax is designed to be used as a drying aid (among the several different ways it is designed to be used), is there a particular reason why you do not want to use the TW Flex Wax as a drying aid? If you are looking for a drying aid that is compatible with Flex Wax, I don't think you can get much more compatible than the Flex Wax itself.
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Really just the cost. I wash often in the summer and weekly washes will get expensive with flex wax as a drying aid. I’ve considered diluting it for a drying aid and maybe using it full strength every couple of months. Off label, I know. ��
joebruin77
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Ah, that makes sense. One of my favorite, more cost effective drying aids is Meguiars D156. I haven't tried it on top of Flex Wax, but I would be curious if that would work.
That said, I would also be curious if you used Flex Wax as a drying aid and only used one spray per panel, how long would a bottle of Flex Wax last?