What makes you say that leaving on for 5 minutes let it not work?
I use the same wax and I had a sheet included in the box with detailed instructions. If I remember correctly, after you have properly cleaned the car and made sure there are no dirt particles laying around that might scratch the paint, you should put the wax on the entire car then wipe it off once your done using a terry cloth towel.
I personally divide my car into sections (roof, hood, doors, front and rear quarter panels, etc.). After I wax a section I move onto another and then once I'm done with the second section I go back and wipe off the first, then do another new section and go back and wipe off the one I did second, etc. This is just me and I have a MM F so I'm not so worried about scratch marks. I can try to see if I can find the instruction sheet again if you'd like, it's just going to be a while as I'm not currently at home. You could also look on Meguiars.com and see if it says on there, they have a ton of information.
I use the same wax and I had a sheet included in the box with detailed instructions. If I remember correctly, after you have properly cleaned the car and made sure there are no dirt particles laying around that might scratch the paint, you should put the wax on the entire car then wipe it off once your done using a terry cloth towel.
I personally divide my car into sections (roof, hood, doors, front and rear quarter panels, etc.). After I wax a section I move onto another and then once I'm done with the second section I go back and wipe off the first, then do another new section and go back and wipe off the one I did second, etc. This is just me and I have a MM F so I'm not so worried about scratch marks. I can try to see if I can find the instruction sheet again if you'd like, it's just going to be a while as I'm not currently at home. You could also look on Meguiars.com and see if it says on there, they have a ton of information.