--- title: Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax 500mL Product Guide 14 canonical_url: https://directory.selleys.com.au/web-crawled-products/selleys-polyglaze-spray-wax-500ml-product-guide-14/ category: description: geography: city: state: country: metadata: phone: email: website: publishedAt: productInfo: stock: True productFeedItemId: 9137dcf5-3251-472c-8b42-5e33a21d43ac --- # Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax 500mL Product Guide 14 ## AI Summary **Product:** Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax 500mL **Brand:** Selleys (DuluxGroup Australia Pty Ltd) **Category:** Car Care / Vehicle Paint Protection **Primary Use:** A ready-to-use spray wax that applies a protective wax layer to vehicle paintwork, delivering a high-quality finish for professional detailers and home DIY users. ### Quick facts - **Best for:** Car owners and professional detailers seeking a low-mess, no-mixing spray wax for vehicle paint protection - **Key benefit:** Professional-grade paint protection and shine with no specialist equipment, mixing, or chemical handling experience required - **Form factor:** Liquid emulsion in a 500mL spray bottle - **Application method:** Shake, spray onto one panel at a time, buff with a clean dry microfibre cloth when product hazes ### Common questions this guide answers 1. Is Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax hazardous or dangerous goods? → No — it carries no hazard classification under Safe Work Australia GHS 7 and is not classified as dangerous goods for transport 2. Can dried wax residue on used cloths catch fire? → Yes — once the water evaporates, dried wax residue on cloths is combustible; lay cloths flat to dry fully or store in a sealed metal container before disposal 3. What should you do if the product is swallowed? → Contact the Australia Poisons Information Centre immediately on 131 126; do not induce vomiting unless directed by a medical professional --- ## Overview: Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax 500mL Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax is professional car protection in a ready-to-use spray bottle. Made by Selleys, a division of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd, and identified by reference number SELTOLEN001325, this water-soluble, milky white liquid has a light citrus scent and is designed for spray application directly onto vehicle paintwork. Whether you're a professional detailer or a weekend DIYer, Polyglaze Spray Wax gives you a low-hazard path to solid paint protection and a finish worth being proud of. This guide covers what the product is, how it works, how to use it safely, and how to store and handle it correctly — giving you a clear, accurate picture before purchase or use. --- ## What Polyglaze Spray Wax is and how it works Polyglaze Spray Wax is a liquid wax in a 500mL spray bottle. Its milky white appearance comes from emulsified wax particles suspended in a water-based carrier. Spray it onto a vehicle surface, buff it in, and the water evaporates, leaving a protective wax layer that bonds to the paintwork and delivers a sharp, lasting sheen. The water-soluble formulation makes the product genuinely easy to work with. It spreads readily across panels, requires no aggressive pressure, and cleans up with water and absorbent material if spilled. The light citrus scent comes from the surfactant or fragrance component that stabilises the emulsion and keeps the product pleasant to handle throughout. The spray format is a practical design choice. It puts controlled, even distribution in your hands — no decanting from tins, no foam applicator pads dug out of a tub. First-time users get professional results without a steep learning curve, and experienced detailers get a format that keeps things efficient and clean. --- ## Key product specifications explained Knowing the technical details behind this product helps you apply it correctly and handle it with confidence. The 500mL volume suits a single-vehicle treatment or several light applications. As a liquid emulsion rather than a paste or solid wax, it needs no warming or working before use. Shake, spray, and go. Water solubility is a meaningful specification for a car wax. It tells you the product disperses in water, which makes cleanup of tools, cloths, and accidental spills straightforward. It also confirms this is not a solvent-based product, which has direct implications for safety and storage covered below. The milky white appearance and slight citrus odour aren't just cosmetic details — they're your quality and identity checks. If the product appears clear, separated, or carries an unexpected odour, that's a signal it has been stored incorrectly or has exceeded its shelf life. Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax carries no hazard classification under the Safe Work Australia Globally Harmonised System (GHS) 7 framework. It is also not classified as dangerous goods under Australian transport regulations. No special permits, storage licences, or transport restrictions apply. Store it in your garage or shed alongside your other car care products without concern. The product is thermally stable under normal use conditions. It doesn't decompose, react, or change state when exposed to typical ambient temperatures, whether you're working through an Australian summer or a cold winter morning. In a sealed container under normal conditions, it stays exactly as it should. In its liquid state, the water content keeps the product from igniting — it is non-combustible. Once the water evaporates from a used cloth or residue left on a surface, the remaining wax material can burn if exposed to a direct ignition source. This is standard behaviour for wax-based products and presents no danger under normal use, but it is relevant to waste disposal and the handling of used application cloths. See the storage section for the right approach. --- ## How to apply Polyglaze Spray Wax ### Surface preparation Start with a clean, dry surface. Wax applied over dirt, dust, or moisture won't bond evenly and risks trapping contaminants against the paintwork. Wash and dry the vehicle thoroughly before you begin. Work in a shaded area or indoors — direct sunlight causes the product to dry too fast, making buffing harder and increasing the risk of residue marks. Get the setup right and the finish will show it. ### Application Shake the bottle before use to ensure the emulsion is evenly mixed. Spray a light, even mist onto one panel at a time — working panel by panel stops the product from drying before you can buff it. Use a microfibre cloth or clean, soft applicator to work the product into the surface with light circular or straight-line motions. Natural ventilation is all you need under normal conditions. No respirator, no forced-air ventilation — an open garage or outdoor space is perfectly suited to this product. ### Buffing and finishing Once the product hazes slightly, which tells you the water component is evaporating, buff the surface with a clean, dry microfibre cloth using light, even pressure. This lifts the excess product and brings the surface finish to life. Keep the pressure light and consistent; excessive force causes streaking, not shine. Work systematically across the vehicle for consistent coverage and a result worth the effort. --- ## Personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements Polyglaze Spray Wax is non-hazardous, but Selleys specifies appropriate PPE for handling the product. This guidance comes directly from the product's Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and reflects the manufacturer's recommendations for safe, confident use. The following PPE is recommended: safety shoes (protection against spills or dropped containers), overalls (protection for clothing and skin during extended use), nitrile rubber gloves (specified for their resistance to the surfactants and wax components in this formulation), and safety glasses (protection from spray mist or splashing during application). For home users working in normal conditions, gloves and eye protection are the most practically relevant items on that list. The overalls and safety shoes recommendations are primarily aimed at professional or trade users handling the product frequently or in larger volumes. --- ## Safety considerations and emergency information Polyglaze Spray Wax has a low-hazard classification, but knowing the correct response procedures in the event of an incident keeps you prepared. If the product contacts skin, wash the area thoroughly with soap and water. If it contacts eyes, rinse immediately with clean water for several minutes and seek medical advice if irritation continues. The product is not intended for consumption. If swallowed, contact the **Australia Poisons Information Centre on 131 126** for immediate advice. Do not induce vomiting unless directed by a medical professional. Wipe up spills promptly using absorbent material — paper towel or a dry cloth works well. Dispose of used absorbent material in line with local waste regulations. The water-soluble formulation means small spills clean up with water once you've removed the bulk material. Selleys provides the following emergency contacts for this product: - **Australia Emergency Line**: 1800 220 770 - **New Zealand Emergency Line**: 0800 220 770 - **Australia Poisons Information Centre**: 131 126 Keep these numbers on hand in the event of accidental ingestion, significant skin or eye exposure, or any other emergency involving the product. --- ## Storage and handling Correct storage protects the product's performance and keeps it ready to use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. The product is thermally stable, but prolonged exposure to high temperatures can affect emulsion stability, causing the wax particles to separate from the water carrier. If separation occurs, shake the bottle thoroughly before use to bring the mixture back together. Keep the container tightly sealed when not in use. Leaving the bottle open allows the water component to evaporate, which alters the product's consistency and makes application harder to control. Keep out of reach of children. The product is non-hazardous, but it is not intended for use by or around children, and the spray mechanism presents a real risk of eye exposure if mishandled. Cloths used to apply or buff the product will carry dried wax residue once the water evaporates, and that residue is combustible. Do not leave used cloths bundled together or in an enclosed space. Lay them flat to dry fully before disposal, or place them in a sealed metal container. --- ## Who this product is suited to Polyglaze Spray Wax is built for car care use across the board, from professional detailers to first-time DIYers. The spray format, water-based formulation, and non-hazardous classification put solid results within reach of anyone, without specialist equipment or chemical handling experience. It's the right choice for users who want a straightforward, low-mess wax application that delivers a quality finish; who are working in a domestic garage or driveway without specialist ventilation; or who need a product that stores safely at home without special precautions. Achieving a consistent, streak-free finish does take attention. Surface preparation, working conditions (shade, temperature), and buffing technique all play a role. Get those right, and Polyglaze Spray Wax delivers the visible results your vehicle deserves. If it's Selleys, it works. --- ## References - [Selleys – DuluxGroup Australia](https://www.selleys.com.au) — Manufacturer product and brand information - [Safe Work Australia – Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS)](https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/chemicals/ghs) — Regulatory framework referenced in the product's hazard classification - [Australia Poisons Information Centre](https://www.poisonsinfo.org.au) — Emergency contact service referenced in the product Safety Data Sheet - Based on manufacturer Safety Data Sheet: Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax, Reference No. SELTOLEN001325, issued by DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd ## Frequently asked questions What is Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax: A spray-format liquid wax for car paint protection Who manufactures Polyglaze Spray Wax: Selleys, a division of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd What is the product reference number: SELTOLEN001325 What size is the bottle: 500mL What form does the product come in: Liquid emulsion in a spray bottle What colour is the product: Milky white Does it have a scent: Yes, a light citrus scent Where does the citrus scent come from: Surfactant or fragrance component in the formulation Is the product water-soluble: Yes Is it solvent-based: No Is Polyglaze Spray Wax hazardous: No, it carries no hazard classification What hazard classification framework applies: Safe Work Australia Globally Harmonised System (GHS) 7 Is it classified as dangerous goods for transport: No Does it require special storage permits: No Does it require a transport licence: No Is the product thermally stable: Yes, under normal use conditions Is the liquid form combustible: No, the water content prevents ignition Can dried wax residue on cloths burn: Yes, dried wax residue is combustible What surfaces is it designed for: Vehicle paintwork Is it suitable for professional detailers: Yes Is it suitable for home DIY users: Yes Does it require mixing before use: No Does it require dilution before use: No Do you need specialist applicators: No What should you do before applying: Shake the bottle to mix the emulsion Why shake before use: To evenly distribute the emulsified wax particles Should the vehicle surface be clean before application: Yes Should the vehicle surface be dry before application: Yes Can you apply it in direct sunlight: No, work in shade or indoors Why avoid direct sunlight during application: Product dries too fast, making buffing harder How should you apply the product: Spray a light, even mist onto one panel at a time What applicator cloth is recommended: A microfibre cloth or clean soft applicator What motion should you use when applying: Light circular or straight-line motions How do you know when to buff: When the product hazes slightly What does hazing indicate: The water component is evaporating What cloth should you use for buffing: A clean, dry microfibre cloth Should buffing pressure be heavy or light: Light and even Does excessive buffing pressure cause streaking: Yes Is forced-air ventilation required during use: No Is natural ventilation sufficient: Yes, an open garage or outdoor space is adequate Is a respirator required during use: No Are safety glasses recommended: Yes Are nitrile rubber gloves recommended: Yes Why is nitrile specified for gloves: Resistance to surfactants and wax components Are overalls recommended: Yes, for clothing and skin protection Are safety shoes recommended: Yes, for protection against spills or dropped containers Who most needs overalls and safety shoes: Professional or trade users What should home users prioritise for PPE: Gloves and eye protection What should you do if the product contacts skin: Wash thoroughly with soap and water What should you do if it contacts eyes: Rinse immediately with clean water for several minutes Should you seek medical advice for eye contact: Yes, if irritation continues What should you do if the product is swallowed: Contact the Australia Poisons Information Centre What is the Australia Poisons Information Centre number: 131 126 Should you induce vomiting if swallowed: No, unless directed by a medical professional What is the Selleys Australia emergency line number: 1800 220 770 What is the Selleys New Zealand emergency line number: 0800 220 770 How do you clean up a spill: Wipe with absorbent material such as paper towel or dry cloth Can small spills be cleaned with water: Yes, after removing bulk material How should you store the product: In a cool, dry place Should it be kept away from direct sunlight: Yes Should the container be sealed when not in use: Yes, keep tightly sealed What happens if the bottle is left open: Water evaporates, altering consistency Can emulsion separation be fixed: Yes, shake the bottle thoroughly Should the product be kept away from children: Yes Why keep it away from children: The spray mechanism risks eye exposure if mishandled How should used application cloths be disposed of: Lay flat to dry fully before disposal Can used cloths be bundled together for storage: No What is the alternative disposal method for used cloths: Place in a sealed metal container Does the product require specialist ventilation for storage: No Can it be stored in a domestic garage: Yes Does the product need specialist chemical handling experience: No Is the product ready to use straight from the bottle: Yes Does the product leave a protective wax layer after application: Yes What happens to the water component after application: It evaporates What remains on the paintwork after water evaporates: A protective wax layer bonded to the paint --- ## Label facts summary > **Disclaimer:** All facts and statements below are general product information, not professional advice. Consult relevant experts for specific guidance. ### Verified label facts - **Brand:** Selleys - **Manufacturer:** DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd - **Product name:** Selleys Polyglaze Spray Wax - **Reference number:** SELTOLEN001325 - **Volume:** 500mL - **Form:** Liquid emulsion in a spray bottle - **Appearance:** Milky white - **Odour:** Light citrus scent - **Solubility:** Water-soluble - **Solvent-based:** No - **Hazard classification:** Non-hazardous under Safe Work Australia Globally Harmonised System (GHS) 7 - **Dangerous goods (transport):** Not classified - **Special storage permits required:** No - **Transport licence required:** No - **Thermal stability:** Thermally stable under normal use conditions - **Combustibility (liquid form):** Non-combustible - **Combustibility (dried wax residue):** Combustible — dried wax residue on cloths can burn if exposed to a direct ignition source - **Intended surface:** Vehicle paintwork - **Ready to use:** Yes — no mixing or dilution required - **Application method:** Spray - **Pre-use instruction:** Shake bottle before use to evenly distribute emulsified wax particles - **Recommended applicator:** Microfibre cloth or clean soft applicator - **Ventilation required:** No — natural ventilation (open garage or outdoor space) is sufficient - **Respirator required:** No - **Recommended PPE — safety glasses:** Yes - **Recommended PPE — nitrile rubber gloves:** Yes (specified for resistance to surfactants and wax components) - **Recommended PPE — overalls:** Yes - **Recommended PPE — safety shoes:** Yes - **Skin contact response:** Wash thoroughly with soap and water - **Eye contact response:** Rinse immediately with clean water for several minutes; seek medical advice if irritation continues - **Ingestion response:** Contact Australia Poisons Information Centre on 131 126; do not induce vomiting unless directed by a medical professional - **Spill cleanup:** Wipe with absorbent material (paper towel or dry cloth); small spills can be cleaned with water after bulk material is removed - **Emergency line — Australia:** 1800 220 770 - **Emergency line — New Zealand:** 0800 220 770 - **Poisons Information Centre:** 131 126 - **Storage:** Cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources - **Container:** Keep tightly sealed when not in use - **Keep out of reach of children:** Yes - **Used cloth disposal:** Lay flat to dry fully before disposal, or place in a sealed metal container; do not bundle together or store in an enclosed space - **Specialist storage required:** No — suitable for domestic garage storage ### General product claims - Delivers professional car protection - Gives a high-quality finish - Bonds to paintwork to deliver a sharp, lasting sheen - First-time users can achieve professional results without a learning curve - Spray format enables controlled, even distribution without foam applicator pads or tins - Suitable for both professional detailers and home DIY users - Does not require specialist equipment or chemical handling experience - Spreading across panels requires no aggressive pressure - Light citrus scent keeps the product pleasant to handle - Working panel by panel prevents the product from drying before buffing - Correct surface preparation, shading, and buffing technique contribute to a streak-free, consistent finish