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jackel1959 · 08-09-2011, 06:29 PM

If the cap was oxidized when you applied the wax, you may have just redistributed the oxidation. If you wax an area and find residue on your wax applicator or rag that is the oxidation. The key is to keep using a clean area of the applicator or rag when applying the wax to remove the oxidation. You may have to re-wax 2 or 3 times to remove all of the oxidation. Also when removing the wax, keep using a clean area of you removal cloth to keep from reidistributing the oxidation.

I am not trying to insult anyone here, but speak from experiences I have had. I hope this helps.

r,
Jack

08-09-2011, 06:29 PM	#7
jackel1959 Montana Master Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Oak Harbor Posts: 1,530 M.O.C. #2471	If the cap was oxidized when you applied the wax, you may have just redistributed the oxidation. If you wax an area and find residue on your wax applicator or rag that is the oxidation. The key is to keep using a clean area of the applicator or rag when applying the wax to remove the oxidation. You may have to re-wax 2 or 3 times to remove all of the oxidation. Also when removing the wax, keep using a clean area of you removal cloth to keep from reidistributing the oxidation. I am not trying to insult anyone here, but speak from experiences I have had. I hope this helps. r, Jack __________________ Previous:2004 Mountaineer 325FKBS,2010 Montana 3455SA Now:2018 Bighorn 3575EL (SOB's ) Res. Fridge,W/D,Disc Brakes,Water Softener,Dish Tailgater PRO,LioN Batts, several mods. 2021 RAM 3500 Laramie...."LOADED", 4x4, SB H.O. 6.7L, Aisin Trans, PullRite Super Glide Hitch, 52 Gallon Titan Fuel Tank.