CarPro Spotless have worked miracles for me without having to repolish.
All I did was spray Spotless on the panels affected, then used a foam applicator (for waxes) since it is soft and won't damage the paint and it removed it by spreading it around the panel as if applying a wax.
You should be fine. I have matte vinyl decals and powdercoated wheels (also matte) and I applied CQuartz to the decals and DLux to the wheels with no ill-harmed effects. Like Desertnate said, it just darkens it a little but as far as gloss goes, no change. Even the darkening effect doesn't...
Great! Just what I was looking for, thanks.
I knew coatings needed to be on a surgically clean surface for it to bond but I just wanted to clarify on the definition of a "one-step", wasn't sure if ALL one-step leaves protection behind.
Same here, water and Ice Tea unsweetened but I gotta have my daily dose of Monster in Pipeline Punch or Mango Loco. Bobby B, you should definitely give these a try if you haven't.
I went through the same exact scenario. Got into an accident with another motorist without insurance. I was turning left on a "4-way stop" intersection because all the signal lights were off. Other driver decided to run the red as I was turning left and her reason was "because the semi-truck...
So from all the feedback so far for the Mini, seems like the LC thins have the popular vote. May I ask what benefit there is compared to the regular pads?
I do know it is faster cut, but does that also mean more clear taken out? Or does it mean it will get to the result of the regular thicker...
Hey all, just looking for some input on what pads you guys recommend for the Rupes Mini. I am currently using a PC7424XP with 4" Lake Country CCS pads. I plan on purchasing a Rupes Mini in the near future and while looking through the Lake Country pads section I came across 2 types of pads I am...
Good to know. Also, another option item to add is CarPro TarX. So far it has removed any adhesives I needed to remove. If it doesn't work the first time, usually a few more applications will do the trick. But in my experience, one time is all I need after a 2-3 min dwell time.
I also just purchased the same model. I currently use a gas powered PW with a Kranzle fitting. I was hoping to start using the electric one for washing cars mainly due to noise. From what you guys are saying, I can't use the setup I have with the Sun Joe? I was hoping I can just move the...