woolwax Lanolin Vehicle undercoating 5 Gallon Pail Black w/PRO Gun & 2 Wands.

This product was used on two commercial vans as well as five snow plow trucks. I poured the contents of the five gallon bucket into a large tote, heated some water, and poured it into the tote to warm the product. I stirred it and then transferred it to a smaller, more manageable pouring container to fill the spray gun cup with a funnel. At 80 psi and two full turns out of the nozzle tip, it went on easily. On the fourth vehicle, the nozzle tip came loose, and the product was barely coming out, so double-check that the nozzle is still tight. After completing two vehicles, I cleaned the air holes and rinsed the gun with mineral spirits. The gun cleaned up nicely, and when I finish spraying the fleet next week, I'll see how it works. If possible, spray it in an open space or use a fan to blow away any excess. It would be beneficial if the spray could be directed away from the vehicle. Wear old clothes, change out of them after finishing spraying to avoid getting a headache from the odor, and be willing to discard them after use if you don't want to end up with a light film on your vehicle and have to wash the glass twice. I wouldn't put them in the washing machine with my regular clothes; so far, so good. After three days, I returned to finish spraying the remaining vehicles, and the gun was as good as new. After the winter season, I'll write another review to share my findings. I hope this has been of assistance.

Ricardo Chandler

| Sep 05, 2021