Interntional Polywax - Freebie but is it any good / better than wax ?

[superheat6k]

I was recently given a bottle of International Polywax as a freebie when I bought my AF. I was intending to use a carnuba rich hard wax hand applied, e.g. 3M or similar, then finish with a power mop lambswool bonnet.

But does anyone have feedback on Polywax in comparison to traditional wax - good, bad or indifferent.

Can I use it with a power mop - the instructions are a bit vague, and google doesn't reveal much about the stuff.

Thanks

 

[VicS]

Actually it's Polwax and is an obsolete product.

looks like a magic potion/snake oil that cleans polishes and waxes all in one go

Data sheet here http://anodesdirect.co.uk/pdf/international_datasheets/Polwax.pdf

 

[superheat6k]

Actually it's Polwax and is an obsolete product.

looks like a magic potion/snake oil that cleans polishes and waxes all in one go

Data sheet here http://anodesdirect.co.uk/pdf/international_datasheets/Polwax.pdf

OK so I need a new pair of glasses - Thanks. That explains why I couldn't find it.

I think I will stick with plan A.

 

[caiman]

Didn't realise that its now obsolete.We still have some in stock and are still using it on our Lifeboat as recomended by RNLI.I believe that it contains no silicone?I quite like it.Don't put too much on and clean up any drips immediatly.It is nearly impossible to remove from our Boathouse floor if any drips are left to dry.I find it quite good for cleaning any ingrained soot on our transom.The boat certainly gleams after using it and its quite long lasting.
No connection-just using what the firm tells me to use.
Hope this helps.
Cheers