... on the Fusion this afternoon. All I can say is wow! A wonderful shine, and it is by far the easiest wax I've worked with. It goes on like butter, and just a small portion of the liquid wax will go a LONG way. It came off easily also, and best of all, no staining on the black plastic trim. I'm gonna put a coat on the Focus before it gets too cold out. Overall I'm very pleased with this stuff so far. We'll see how long the effects last, although I usually wax twice per year anyhow.
On a side note, while detailing the Fusion I found somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 or 60 little 'beads' of this black sticky stuff. Almost like sap, but black instead of brown (although the residue was brown). It came off easily with a fingernail, but was pretty resistant to powerwashing. I thought maybe tar from a construction zone, but then I also noticed some spots on places where it really couldn't be 'flung'. Like it would almost have to have fallen on those areas. Any idea of what it could be? The car is always parked underneath a roof at home, or in an open parking lot at work.
On a side note, while detailing the Fusion I found somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 or 60 little 'beads' of this black sticky stuff. Almost like sap, but black instead of brown (although the residue was brown). It came off easily with a fingernail, but was pretty resistant to powerwashing. I thought maybe tar from a construction zone, but then I also noticed some spots on places where it really couldn't be 'flung'. Like it would almost have to have fallen on those areas. Any idea of what it could be? The car is always parked underneath a roof at home, or in an open parking lot at work.
