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Product description
René Staud Car Photographer Wax – 60 vol.% carnauba wax
Recommended by René Staud – the wax of the world's most renowned automotive photographer.
René Staud is the world's most celebrated automotive photographer. His wax delivers the gloss depth and durability he demands for his photo shoots: 60 vol.% pure carnauba wax.
Durability and gloss perfectly balanced for the ideal appearance of your vehicle. Apply by hand. Pre-treatment with Cleaner Fluid Regular recommended.
Our FAQ page answers everything about carnauba wax, durability, and optimal paint preparation. The step-by-step application is shown in the tutorial video directly below.
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