Quoted from Nepi23:Hi!
I have used this blitz wax for a year now. It is quite grainy
and it leaves so much residue on the playfield even though I try to
buff it out the best I can. After the original buffing the wax residue
climbs to the playfield from e.g. target holes, where the wax has gone
into hiding from the buffing. In any case, I have to clean the playfield
each day for ca. one week after the original buffing with a microfiber
cloth to get rid of the residue.
Are there any better choices for the wax to use and which would
not have similar problems?
Great example of why I never recommend this crap wax.
I know there are people that swear by it, but the difficulty in application and removal makes it an absolute non-starter, especially for a pin. My experience with it has been on cars, and it sucks.
This is what I'd recommend for a pin, as it is super easy to apply and remove (make sure to use *very* little and spread it thinly!):
http://www.autogeek.net/collinite-insulator-wax-845.html
Quoted from vid1900:I think you are just using WAY too much wax on your applicator.
Probably, but even using a little, I have found this wax to be very difficult to work with. Its on the bottom of my list of waxes that I've used...and I've used a ton of waxes over the years as auto detailing is another hobby of mine.
Blitz wax also stains black trim on cars. That would make me a bit concerned about using it on a pin around the plastics.
