What do you clean chrome wheels with?
December 3rd, 2007 by admin
The best thing to clean your chrome wheels with is a very nice cleaner wax. you can use Fukken Wax to clean and make your chrome wheels shine and also protect your rims from future dirt and grime. when you add a nice coat of carnauba wax on your chrome rims you will find it a lot easer to clean in the future and brake dust will wipe off alot easer. You can use an easy spray on waterless wash and wax like Fukken Wax to Clean off your chrome wheels and wax them at the same time. You can add on a few extra layers of carnauba wax to your rims to help the shine last longer and make your ride bling stand out down the road.
Where did Aerosol Spray Wax start?
November 28th, 2007 by admin
Aerosol Spray on waterless wash and wax started in the racing circuit to help race teams shine up there cars and let there sponsors logos shine before and after a hard race. When you pull a race car into victory lane you want your sponsors the get there moneys worth. Think of all the rubber and grime fling off the track with cars moving at speeds over 200mph, then take a quick can, terry cloth to wipe and shine the car sponsor's logos shine just in time for all the photos that will be seen in magazines all over the the world. Race teams love the ease and no mess solution of the aerosol spray can. Just before your race car hits the track, you want it looking its best without getting anything wet. Using the aerosol can you can make sure you achieve the shine and tires and electrical components all stay dry. Waterless wash and wax was started in the pit area and now to garages all over, and still in pits around the world.
What surface Can Wax be used on?
November 27th, 2007 by admin
There is no end for cleaner wax, you can use a cleaner wax on multiple surfaces from counter tops all the way to glass windows. The first thing to know about using a cleaner was is to make sure the cleaner wax has some good cleaning lubricants in it to protect your surface from scratches well applying the wax. Second thing to look for when applying wax to a surface is to see if the cleaner wax you choose is a high quality hard wax that will protect the surface and not absorb into the surface and damage it. Third thing to look at when adding a wax to your surface is to make sure that the surface may it be a table or a peace of furniture, make sure that the material is not-porous, with a porous surface the wax will sit in the rough feeling surface and not allow you to wipe the carnauba out of the porous surface, always make sure the surface is smooth.
A good cleaning wax will help protect any surface for years to come well cleaning it at the same time.
Why have car wax in an Aerosol can?
November 17th, 2007 by admin
Car wax is not very fun to apply to your car. If you want to have a great finish that will protect your car, hot rod, motorcyle or what every you are waxing you want to use a great product that will help protect it, in this case you would want to use carnauba wax which will last long then normal car polishes do to a higher melting point. So most Carnauba waxes that you will find to place on your car will come in a paste form, which can be hard to apply at times. By liquify carnauba and adding in some great lubricants, aerosol makes it much easer to apply the carnauba wax.
What is the Best Auto Wax Product?
November 14th, 2007 by admin
Auto Wax Products***********Not only does Fukken Wax clean and wax cars, but it also cleans and waxes boats, trucks and bikes. Fukken Wax is your number one car care source for auto detailing supplies, the best car wax, car care products, car polishes, auto accessories, polishers, and car detailing tools store. Whether you're detailing your car for a show or detailing for fun, you'll find the best car care products to bring out the perfect finish on your car, truck, SUV, or motorcycle. Our detailing experts have compiled the latest detailing information, techniques and car care products to give your car the perfect finish. www.FukkenWaxFinish.com offers quality car detailing products for people who care about the appearance of their car. Polishes come in liquids, pastes and 'systems' of two or more products to be used consecutively. Our products include car wax, car polish, car cleaners, automotive protectants, detailing sprays, detail clay bars and microfiber detailing towels. Professional auto detail products Waxes, swirl removers and more. Fukken Wax car care products cuts through dirt and grime instantly. We help you find the best deals on the biggest selection of products.
What is the difference between car wax and car polish?
November 13th, 2007 by admin
What is car Polish?
Car Polish (Surface Oxidation Remover) removes tree sap, minor scuffmarks and scratches, swirl marks, oxidized car paints/finishes and other hazing. Car polish is a polymer blend usually with no wax. Car polishes can last 1 year between coats and is very durable protection for your paint. Car polishes/waxes contain a cleaner that will leave a haze on plastic trim. Wax begins to degrade rapidly when exposed to sunlight and then just washes off in the car wash or in the rain. Fukken Wax uses a blend of wax that will protect your surface.
What is car Wax?
Wax can be applied either by hand or a polisher. Wax is a substance that is secreted by bees and is used by them in constructing their honeycombs. Wax helps to protect the paint, minimizing harm of chemicals and protecting the paint from fading; plus the car looks shiny. Waxing the car after applying the polish means that you won't have to repeat the process for quite some time. Car wax -there are two major types of car wax,. Car wax is a natural, traditional and proven form of protection for the paint. Car wax also provides deep and healthy shine to the paint. Many companies manufacture car wax using cheap ingredients. Fukken Wax cost more because of the high quality carnauba from Brazilian palms. Natural wax is derived from a substance called carnauba that is obtained from a Brazilian plant called copernica cerifera. The carnauba wax is generally used along with petroleum distillates, naphtha and oil. The carnauba wax provides excellent shielding to the paint and generally lasts from 30 to 60 days. This naturally occurring carnauba wax is also used in the manufacture of floor wax, furniture wax and candy coatings. Synthetic wax is commonly known as paint sealant. Paint sealant or synthetic wax provides long-term protection to the paint. The beautiful liquid shine and gloss provided by natural carnauba wax is not provided by paint sealant. However the longevity of natural wax is less when compared to the paint sealants as the melting point of the natural wax is easily reached during warm temperature. Natural carnauba wax is difficult to apply and remove when compared to paint sealants. That is the reason for Fukken Wax being put into a aerosol can to make the applying process easier.
Fukken Wax Car wax is the easiest wax you will ever use. There is nothing on the market that compares to Fukken Wax products. Wax begins to degrade rapidly when exposed to sunlight and then just washes off in the car wash or in the rain. Fukken Wax has added some UV protections to help your vehicles surface last longer.
Hardness of Carnauba wax?
November 10th, 2007 by admin
The strict interpretation of the word wax is: the actual substance, as in carnauba wax, beeswax or paraffin. Wax is an organic material which is solid at room temperature, melts at a fairly low point and is not a polymer
Hardness
Melting point (about 160 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit)
Water repellence
Resistance to breakdown
Waxes are also often described by their consistency. "There are several different grades of wax," Wemmer says. "There are hard waxes, like carnauba, and softer waxes. When different waxes are used, they're often blended in products for ease of applications and hardness of finish."
Fukken Wax uses Carnauba wax to help protect your surface and create the best auto wax for your vehicle and easy to use.
Wax Facts
November 8th, 2007 by admin
For most people, nothing finishes off a well-detailed car like a high quality finish wax, as Carnauba. Done right, the shiny finish will instill you with the pride that comes with a job well done.
But what, exactly, is wax? Depending on who you talk to, it's any number of things, from a specific chemical substance to a general term for anything that shines and protects a car.
The line is blurry between polishes and waxes. Though polishes and waxes can be similar or even identical, finishing wax may differ from a finishing polish, according to most chemist.
"A true wax is simply a coating that goes on top of your surface."
"-Use Fukken Wax to protect your surface"
What is Carnauba Wax?
November 7th, 2007 by admin
Pure Carnauba
Carnauba (car-NOW-ba) is a vegetable fat obtained from the leaves of a Brazilian palm tree called the "Tree of Life" (Copernica Cerifera). Pure Carnauba, in its natural state, is harder than concrete. One of its most interesting properties is that it swells and closes its pores when exposed to water.
Having a great affinity to water, Carnauba has the ability to retain oil and has excellent gloss properties making it applicable in many industries, including cosmetics, automotive and food. In cosmetics, Carnauba is widely used in stick applications. Carnauba is the hardest natural wax and has lustrous composition making it the leading choice for food coatings, pharmaceutical coatings and polishes. Number One Grade Carnauba varies from a very pale yellow (white), through a greenish brown (yellow). Paint experts agree that Brazilian Carnauba is THE wax of choice for the best automotive finishes.
Fukken Wax Waterless Concepts only uses the highest grade Brazilian Carnauba.
Being a natural plant by-product that does not react with paint, Carnauba provides a very hard barrier over your car's surface to protect against airborne contaminants such as acid rain, bugs, tar, road grime, salt, and bird droppings. Carnauba also dramatically reduces paint oxidation by diffusing (refracting) UV and infrared radiation from the sun.
Fukken Wax, Frequently Asked Questions
October 29th, 2007 by admin
How Many Cleanings Per Can Of Fukken Wax?
That depends on YOU and the size of your vehicle. The first time you use the product, on an average size vehicle , you'll get two or three cleanings. This is because you have to "establish" the wax on your vehicle. As you learn the wonders of Fukken Wax and how to get the look you desire, the amount of cleanings per can will increase to approx 3 for large vehicles all the way up to six cleanings for small vehicles.
How Is Fukken Wax Applied?
It's really simple. First park your vehicle in a shaded area, out of wind, if possible. If needed, rinse any heavy excess dirt, Shake can well before using. Use two terry cloth towels. Spray a light coat of Fukken Wax on a small section of your vehicle. a 2 or 3 foot square area is recommended. Using the first towel, gently rub Fukken Wax in a circular motion. Allow approx. 15 seconds for Fukken Wax to dry to light filmy haze. Using the second towel, wipe/ buff to a showroom shine, turning towel frequently to avoid build-up. *NOTE*- FOR faded paints, bugs, tar, tree sap, etc. apply a heavier coat of Fukken Wax , and let stand for 10 seconds to allow product to remove substance(s) from surface before rubbing.
How Long Does Fukken Wax Last?
On Average Fukken Wax will last 8 to 10 weeks, depending on weather and driving conditions.
Does Fukken Wax harm or scratch paint?
The answer is NO! Fukken Wax is a combination of petroleum distillates and cleaning solvents formulated to surround, lubricate, emulsify and lift dirt or dust particles away from the surface of the vehicle. Add the durability of Carnauba Wax, and you will have a vehicle with the deep color and "wet look" that is the envy of the neighborhood.
What Can Fukken Wax Be Used On?
Fukken Wax can be used on any painted and non-porous surface. This versatility allows Fukken Wax to work on virtually every outside surface of your vehicle. Use it on windows, mirrors, chrome, aluminum, hard rubber, smooth plastics, fiberglass, and much much more! With so many uses it's easy to see why you'll find people using Fukken Wax on their cars, trucks, vans, boats, RV's, motorcycles, atv's, airplanes, hot rods and the list goes on.
Why does Fukken Wax use Carnauba Wax?
Fukken Wax uses Carnauba Wax because it is a very high quality wax and leaves a very high gloss finish and long lasting protection for UV and weather.
Where Can I Buy Fukken Wax From?
You Can buy Fukken Wax right here on our web site, or look for an independent dealer at events near you. We are currently looking for more Dealers.
Why Carnauba wax?
October 15th, 2007 by admin
Fukken Wax uses #14 yellow carnauba wax because it is a high quility product that last for a long time. Carnauba protects your vehicle from many different wether conditions. Yellow carnauba is found in the palm leaves found in south america. The palm leaves have the wax then turned into the liquid form that is used in our fine fukken wax product.
How to use Fukken Wax
October 2nd, 2007 by admin
Its really simple
Park your vehicle in a shaded areaout of the wind.
Not necessary but, if needed rinse any heavy excess dirt.
Shake can vigoursly
Spray fukken wax on a small 2′ x 2′ section of your vehicle.
Using a terry cloth gently rub fukken wax in a circular motion.
Allow 15-30 seconds for Fukken Wax to dry to a light filmy haze.
Using a second towel, (use microfiber for a nicer finish) buff your vehicle buy removing the fukken wax haze and leaving your vehicle with a show room shine, make sure to turn cloth frequently to avoid build up.
NOTE: For faded paints, bugs, tar, tree sap, etc. apply a heaver coat of fukken wax and let stand for about 2 minutes before swirling Fukken Wax on.
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