SHINE POLISH WAX | Liquid Wax for Polisher | PROSTAFF | JAPAN | S133

Polisher wax to restore shine!

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Characteristic

This wax removes dirt, erases scratches, and gives the paint surface a deep shine.
It’s a specially developed wax designed to maximize the performance of your polisher.

The combination of cleaning agents and compounds thoroughly removes water stains, dullness, and other dirt!
It also removes minor scratches and car wash scratches in a single application, leaving the paint surface smooth and mirror-like.

Furthermore, the finest carnauba wax provides a rich, deep shine, restoring the original brilliance of your car.
The formula is balanced to match the high-speed rotation of a polisher, so the wax spreads well and can be applied thinly and evenly, making the wiping process light and smooth.

Available in all colors

Using a polisher allows for high-powered and speedy polishing.
However, if sand or dust is attached to the body, it can damage your precious bodywork, so preparation before using the polisher is very important.
After thoroughly washing the body with shampoo, make sure to wipe off all water droplets.
Attach the buffing pad to the main unit.
(A buffing pad (see photo) is included with the product.
Optional accessories, "P-61 Shine Polish Buffing Pad Set" and the microfiber "P164 Shine Polish Wiping Buffing Pad," are also available separately.)
Apply an appropriate amount of wax to the buffing pad, drawing an "X" shape on the pad surface.
(Wax is sold separately. For polishers, we recommend "S133 Shine Polish Wax" (pictured), which contains cleaning agents and compounds, or "S178 Shine Polish Coating," a non-abrasive coating that lasts for approximately three months.)
Apply the wax to the body by dabbing it on.
(Be careful not to turn on the switch suddenly when there is too much wax liquid on the buffing pad, as the liquid may splatter.)
Turn on the switch and begin applying the polish.
When using it, slung the cord over your shoulder so that it does not touch the body.
Hold the polisher's arm and grip with both hands and spread the polish by moving it lightly across the body.
The key is to apply just enough pressure to "support it lightly," without using too much force.