Bilt Hamber BHDSW250 Double Speed-Wax 250ml

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It’s supplied in a 250ml tin and includes an applicator pad and microfiber cloth. We really like the inclusion of the applicator pad and microfiber cloth, it gives you everything needed to get the job done in one hit and at the modest price point of Double Speed Wax it’s a really nice touch. Collinite 476s Super Doublecoat Auto Wax delivers stunning results and an extremely respectable price point, you really can’t go wrong. This, combined with the consistency of the wax which I found to be much harder to work with than R222's Concours Wax, means your fingers ache after only a few minutes. For a rapid yet durable gloss finish, spray applied Auto-QD allows even those with the shortest available time to care for their vehicle and adds only minutes to the washing routine. Onto the wax stage...BH's Wax comes with a large decent quality microfibre cloth and a fist-sized sponge applicator. The first thing I noticed when applying the wax was that the sponge applicator is useless. It's too small and too soft.

It’s remarkably easy to apply and remove which we think is a really important point for any wax. It’s not a fun experience removing paste waxes which have bonded to the paintwork like cement and believe us, there are plenty that do that. Occasionally under certain humid application conditions the applied film may bloom after initial application and buffing. The bloom will disappear once the film is fully cured, or it can be removed immediately by a wipe down with a slightly damp buffing cloth. Natural car waxes tend to last for a good six to eight weeks, while synthetic waxes and sealants can last longer – often for over three months. Don’t expect them to look as good, though. Sadly no pics but probably an obvious point that the car must be thoroughly prepped and washed before applying to see the best results. Ceramic wax is the next big thing in car wax. Proper ceramic waxing is best left to the experts thanks to the long curing time required, but it will leave a hard coating that can last for years. There are also hybrid ceramic options that blend synthetic wax with silicon dioxide ceramic to give you similar results that you can do yourself. Available as a paste, spray or liquid it won’t last as long as proper ceramic coating but it's far easier to apply.Carnauba wax is the only properly organic wax you can get for your car. This wax is extracted from the carnauba palm tree and chosen for its water-resistance properties and it’s hardness – it’s the hardest natural wax in the world.

The bloom will disappear once the film is fully cured, or it can be removed immediately with a wipe down / buff with a slightly damp buffing cloth. Good value for money, not the easiest to work with but gives excellent beading results. Unsure of how long it lasts, will keep the post updated. R222 Concours Wax is better.

Bilt Hamber - Double Speed Car Wax Reviews

Enthusiasts can take the subject of car wax extremely seriously. Mention it to a group of petrolheads and you’ll receive numerous detailed suggestions and advice. These can frequently be eye-wateringly expensive and therefore, quite off-putting. But don’t worry, we know of effective car wax that doesn’t cost you an arm or a leg. A. Car wax should always be stored in a cool, dry place. Try to avoid storing the wax in direct sunlight and equally, try to avoid storing it in a location where it’s going to be exposed to extreme cold freezing temperatures. Adding a layer of car wax to the paintwork is highly recommended as it helps to improve the paint’s finish and provides much-needed protection. Whether you wish to apply wax by hand or by polisher, all of our recommendations are more than ideal. They also provide 3 to 12 months of protection and are also suitable for all automotive paint finishes too. Thought I'd post a review of BH's Double Speed Wax as it's a fairly recent introduction to the shelf of my usual supplier. Perhaps others are also interested in how it performs.