Infinity Wax Primo Premium Paste Wax - 100ml
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Infinity Wax Primo is designed for car enthusiasts and professional detailers who want to achieve a deep, high-gloss 'wet-look' shine without sacrificing durability. This hybrid formula blends traditional natural waxes with advanced SiO2 technology to provide up to 6 months of robust paint protection, water beading, and contaminant resistance. While it offers a premium finish suitable for all paint types, it requires thorough surface preparation and clean application techniques to ensure the best possible bonding and streak-free removal.
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| Model Part Number | IFW237 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Infinity Wax |
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FAQs
Can Infinity Wax Primo be used on matte paint?
It is generally recommended to avoid wax on matte or satin finishes as it can change the appearance and create uneven patches. Check with the manufacturer of your specific vehicle finish.
How long should I let it haze before buffing?
Typically, you should wait 5 to 10 minutes, but this varies based on temperature. Perform a 'swipe test'—if the wax wipes away cleanly to reveal a clear finish, it is ready to buff.
Does it need a top coat?
No, Primo is designed as a standalone product. However, you can use a quick detailer to maintain the shine between washes.
Is this safe for clear-coated wheels?
Yes, it is perfectly safe for clear-coated alloy wheels and can help repel brake dust.
Can I layer this wax?
While one even coat is sufficient for full coverage, you can apply a second coat after 24 hours to ensure 100% surface coverage.
Is it machine-applyable?
While it is designed for hand application, it can be applied with a soft finishing pad on a dual-action polisher at the lowest speed setting.
Troubleshooting
Wax is difficult to buff off
You likely applied too much product. Use a damp microfiber towel to lightly loosen the excess, then follow immediately with a clean, dry cloth.
Streaking after removal
This often occurs if the wax is applied to a warm panel or in direct sunlight. Move the vehicle to a shaded, cool area and ensure the surface is completely cool before reapplying.
Poor water beading shortly after application
The surface may not have been fully decontaminated. Ensure all embedded iron particles and road tar are removed before applying the wax.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Delivers a professional-grade wet-look shine
- Excellent water-repelling properties
- Versatile across all paint types
- User-friendly application and removal process
- Provides reliable 6-month protection
Cons
- Requires a completely clean, decontaminated surface for optimal results
- Not a permanent ceramic coating, necessitating reapplication twice a year
- Sensitive to high humidity during the curing process
- 100ml size may require careful portioning for larger vehicles
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure the longest-lasting protection, the paint must be thoroughly washed, dried, and ideally decontaminated (clay barred) before application. Use a cool, shaded area to prevent the wax from drying too quickly. Apply the wax panel by panel using circular motions, allow it to haze for a few minutes (depending on ambient temperature), and then buff away with a clean, high-GSM microfiber towel. To maintain the wax's longevity, wash the car with a pH-neutral shampoo and avoid harsh, high-alkaline traffic film removers. Store the tin in a cool, dry place and ensure the lid is sealed tightly to prevent the wax from hardening.