This video demonstrates how to wax your car or truck. Make sure that your vehicle is clean in advance. For this project, you will need the following: McGuire's Cleaner Wax, applicator pad, and towels. Never wax a hot vehicle. Don't wax in direct sunlight. The applicator pad should be damp. Shake the wax, before use. Apply the wax in a circular motion. Don't allow the wax to get on the plastic. Work your way around the vehicle. Wax all of the edges and molding. When the wax has dried, wipe the vehicle down with a dry cloth. Remove it in a circular motion. Stand back and look at it with a critical eye, as you go along, in order to insure that you haven't missed any spots.
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