Wax Replacement (Foam-on/Rinse-Off Coating)

It is no secret that wax replacements (and our Image wax replacement in particular) have been gaining popularity over traditional wax. There are many reasons for this transition. Mostly, it comes from the simplicity of the products, and its ease of use. When using a spray foam wax replacement, you will see the simplicity (and effectiveness!) that it offers right away. This stuff performs just like a ceramic coating or hand wax without all the effort!

Reasons you'll love our Wax Replacement:

- Easy to use in the garage of your own home
- Continues to protect the surface of your vehicle for
over 30 days
- Helps protect surfaces from contaminants (salt,
dirt, etc) and UV rays
- Immediately enhances gloss and shine
- The most effective way to wax your big rig/farm
equipment/RV/or other large equipment faster than
ever before!
- Repels rain and ice, which can improve visibility
while on the road
- The #1 rated foam-on wax replacement - not some
imitation snake oil

While containers of Image wax replacement come complete with directions on the label (which you should read before using the product at home), the simple steps can be summed in here:

FOR FOAM CANNONS: Add 4-8oz of concentrate to your foam cannon and dilute the rest of the way with water.
FOR PUMP SPRAYERS: Add 4-8oz of concentrate per gallon of water
1. Wash and rinse the vehicle first. This is crucial, and should not be skipped. By washing the washing vehicle first, you prevent your foam-on wax from getting caught up in any dirt or grime on your vehicle and garners the best results overall. If unsure what type of car wash to use, consider a foam car wash.
2. While surfaces are still wet from the rinse water, foam or pump spray the mixture onto the entire surface. It is important that your wax foam or wax foam replacement are evenly spread across the surface of the vehicle.
3. Rinse thoroughly. The job is not done until the foaming wax has been rinsed away entirely. After all, the product is referred to as spray on rinse off car wax, and both the spray and the rinse are equally important to the overall process.
4. Squeegee, towel, or blow dry to remove water beads. Don't want to dry it? Do your final rinse with deionized water and then allow the vehicle to air dry spot free.
PRO-TIP: Using a leaf blower to dry is the most efficient and friction-free option for drying.


While those steps represent the long and short of the overall process, there are some considerations to keep top of mind, which can be found here:


**Do not allow the product to dry on surfaces before rinsing.
**If you do not follow the drying steps above and choose to allow hard water to dry on your surface, you will be left with hard water spots. These hard mineral spots come from your water, not the product. Always make sure to dry your vehicle.
**Discard diluted solution after 5 days.