Finish Kare 1000P Questions
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Desertnate
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He needs to quickly patent the idea and then sell licenses to PBGM, Collinite, and Finish Kare. I'd love to give 915 in "stick" form a try.
FUNX650
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Genius!rops:
As far as ingenuity goes, that might take the cake. That is a great idea. We need to see pictures of the FK 1000p in a deodorant tube. Probably would double as the world's strongest anti perspirant
Long ago...
Richard Griot had "in-house", innovative,
and visionary people at work pouring Wax
into these deodorant-tube-types of vessels;
while using controlled processes, I'll add:
Richard Griot had "in-house", innovative,
and visionary people at work pouring Wax
into these deodorant-tube-types of vessels;
while using controlled processes, I'll add:
Bob
Cruzscarwash
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Long ago...
Richard Griot had "in-house", innovative,
and visionary people at work pouring Wax
into these deodorant-tube-types of vessels;
while using controlled processes, I'll add:
Bob
That's awesome!! Those tubes look way better then mine..lol.. nice
Desertnate
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Long ago...
Richard Griot had "in-house", innovative,
and visionary people at work pouring Wax
into these deodorant-tube-types of vessels;
while using controlled processes, I'll add:
Bob
Wow. That is great! Too bad I don't need a carnauba finishing wax.
I need to dig deeper into the Griots product page. I wonder what else I'm missing...
AZpolisher15
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^^ I'm actually surprised that paste products aren't readily available in that format. Looks pretty user friendly to me!
Totally forgot about that.They came out with it a while ago.Long ago...
Richard Griot had "in-house", innovative,
and visionary people at work pouring Wax
into these deodorant-tube-types of vessels;
while using controlled processes, I'll add:
Bob
frankprozzoly
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I haven't tried many waxes. When I first started detailing i bought megs 21. Then I got collinite. This is the first time using finish kare and it's a very strong wax. It's been maybe 2 months and this stuff beads like i just put it on yesterday
I'm new here this is first post
I'm from middle east I will buy this from USA because you recommended this and Bob also recommended
By the way
What you recommend to use after I apply 1000p
I'm thinking finish kare 425
But it's not available locally
Then I read optimum instant detailer it's good also and I can buy all optimum products locally
And adam's products soon it will be available locally
So is that all I need to buy?
1000p
And finish kare 425(from USA but will cost me to much to ship the gallon ) or optimum instant detailer I can find it locally
I fully warped my car with xpel ultimate
And I think it's attracted dust more now
So my mine reason for wax and spray detailer is to make the car slick and don't attract dust like now
I have been reading about this for months this new world for me
Thank you for everyone
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I would buy Optimum Instant Detailer locally.
Quick detailers are all similar imho, though I like Menzerna ES.
I don't use it very often as a topper, I use it to remove bird droppings.
Instead of buying a gallon, buy it concentrated, like Blackfire or Ultima
BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond Waterless Wash Concentrate, car wash concentrate
Ultima Waterless Wash Plus+ Concentrate, concentrated waterless auto wash, waterless car wash
Best regards
Thank you for your reply
I will have look into those products
Thx again
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Ultima is a product I love dearly. I've used it to wash with, detail spray, clay lube, wet sanding lubricant, rinseless, and waterless washing. As good as it smells I've thought about giving it a taste. LOL! I DO NOT RECOMMEND TASTING IT!!! LOL!!! Great bang for you buck compared to similar products.
AZpolisher15
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Am I going to struggle with applying/removing 1000p in direct sunlight? It's my only option today, and I won't have another time to apply for at least a couple weeks. Should I go for it or hold off? Thanks
Cruzscarwash
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I do it and it's not an issue as long as it's put thin....thin...I say again thin. Very little goes a longgggg way
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oneheadlite
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Is FK1000 ok to apply by machine to aid thin application?
Cruzscarwash
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That's the only way I've ever applied it. machine only here.
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AZpolisher15
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Thanks. Didn't get it done yesterday but plan to today.
Cruzscarwash
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This idk but I'd think a good wipe down would be enough to remove the old stuff and be ready for your new coat
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