Kamikaze Collection Infinity Wax - 50g

Concours Winning Wax and Protection.

If you love the gloss that only traditional carnauba waxes can provide, but need the durability of a ceramic coating, then Infinity Wax is the perfect solution.

A blend of high-quality Brazilian T1 carnauba and Japanese ceramic coating, Infinity Wax delivers a high gloss durable shine. In tests, washing up liquid, neat degreasers and a pH11 alkaline failed to remove this hybrid coating!

Features & Benefits:

• Delivers high-gloss, carnauba shine
• Produces colour clarity & durability of a ceramic coating
• Highly hydrophobic
• Use after MIYABI for stunning gloss & unbeatable durability
• Maintain using Over Coat for additional gloss & hydrophobicity

Directions for use:

• Ensure surface is clean, dry & free from old wax or sealant residues
• Optimum application conditions: 15-25 °C, Humidity 40-70%
• Mix paste for one minute to activate the ceramic sealant additive
• With light pressure, apply by hand using an applicator pad (a little goes a long way!)
• Allow to cure for 90-120 minutes to bond fully with the paint surface
• Buff with soft, clean microfibre
• Fully cured in 72 hours
• Examples of Infinity Wax being used can be viewed here

Technical Specification:

• Carnauba content: 53.7%
• Ceramic coating content: 46.3%
• Durability: 12-24 months
• Water contact angle: 110-120 degrees
• pH tolerance: 2-11
• Coverage: 50g = 2-3 cars

Size: 50g

Read what our customers have to say about this product - write your own review

Value for money???
by Gordon, 12 Jun 2016

I added this on top of Miyabi Coat today and it was easy to work with although the little stirrer in the pic didn't come with it so I stripped down a Bic pen and used that! Very easy to apply and after 90 minutes took very little effort to buff off. Not sure I can see any difference from just the Miyabi Coat but my reason for using it was more as a protector, I seemed to go through rather a lot of the very small pot just on my Merc SL, hopefully still got enough for the wife's car but can't see it stretching beyond that. If it last a long time then it'll be value for money, I'll just have to wait and see.