Also, slightly off topic what method would you use to spruce up a car that hasn't seen the light of day for at least seven years? For seven years, she partnered with experts within the industry, distributing Harley Waxing products to registered salons, clinics, and spas. pjgh wrote: It's lived under a cover which, if you shine a 1000W halogen light on it has produced many scratches.

however given you say cars been there for 8 years it will probably need a lot of work prior to any wax. Very happy with the Harley Rose Hot Wax, it’s easy to work with and kind to the skin, definitely less painful than other waxes I have used. Beauty therapists, salon and spa owners have the opportunity to offer clients an advanced hair removal treatment that is more comfortable, causes less skin irritation, nor leaves behind any sticky residue.Least I would do after that amount of time is change the oil, would prefer all fluids drained and renewed though, oil, fuel, brakes, water. I do a lot of intimate waxing and frequently referred to as 'the wax queen' so I've worked with many different waxes, and Harley has always been the best. Knowing me I've probably bought all the wrong stuff Yes I'm a novice at this game as you can tell (but there's no point in pretending to be an expert) This car was my Fathers pride and joy before he became ill in 1999, I'd like to get it back to looking good.

Harly Wax is suitable for absolutely all paint types, from pre-war nitrocellulose to the latest water-based metallic finishes found on new cars.Zoey, the owner of Zolero Beauty Salon in Derry, previously distributed Harley Waxing products in Northern Ireland.