Snow on CQuartz Lite Before 48 Hrs
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Rsurfer
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You should be good to go.
Did you apply two coats since you had a 150 ml bottle?
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Sounds good...I'll hope it's all good.
I only applied one coat. When I opened the bottle it wasn't coming out, so i squeezed. Bad idea. I didn't realize that the whole plug in the top of the bottle could come out. It did...and my 150 mls spilled all over the side of my car. I wiped quickly, and had enough to finish. However, after all of that, I didn't have enough time or CQuartz for a second coat. A little bummed about that!
I only applied one coat. When I opened the bottle it wasn't coming out, so i squeezed. Bad idea. I didn't realize that the whole plug in the top of the bottle could come out. It did...and my 150 mls spilled all over the side of my car. I wiped quickly, and had enough to finish. However, after all of that, I didn't have enough time or CQuartz for a second coat. A little bummed about that!
Rsurfer
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Ouch!!!
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Yep!!
The Guz
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I took this photo during a coating job and I posted it for this exact reason. It is a much better way to get product out than to dribble it out. I use this method for all coatings as it just works.
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I took this photo during a coating job and I posted it for this exact reason. It is a much better way to get product out than to dribble it out. I use this method for all coatings as it just works.
Good idea.
Rsurfer
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Now, just don't knock over the bottle.
Bruno Soares
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That’s why I’ve never tried that method. I feel like the risk of me knocking over the bottle is big, especially when handling the applicator block and wearing gloves. Never had issues with the dripping method but I don’t know if the Lite bottle is like the UK/Gliss bottles.
The Guz
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Have not had any issues spilling any bottles. Gtechniq CSL doesn't come with a stopper but rather they include a pipette. Don't hear too many mentioning they spilled their bottle. The pipette actually distributes product out more efficiently that the stopper. There is also a risk of dropping the bottle and it shattering except Lite since it is plastic container.