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How do you use it? Is it wowo or do you let it sit/haze then remove? Do you apply generously or sparenly? (sp) I recieved it in a kit I bought last year.Did a tests spot and had a tough time removing it.Maybe I used to much product?Not sure,I tried both PC and by hand and had the same issue...

Use #23 for Menzerna glaze... Spruce up your 27 yr old classic bike.:props:

I need a garage...In the meantime one would look good in the living room.:props:

:welcome: From a fellow PNW'er.

:whs: :hungry::hungry:

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:D Maybe start another thread for "Creative paint condition descriptions". :props:

Your favorite - Montana Boar's Hair Brush :props: My favorite - WG DGPS 3.0

:welcome:From the side of the River.

I'm just starting to get back into it.I test drove a older Schwinn le-tour 62cm? yesteray and WOW was that thing FAST!!! Only a couple more months of decent weather left here then it's time for Salmon-n-steelhaed.:props:

:welcome: :buffing:

It's De-icer. :welcome:

Hey Buckskin! I'm near the Columbia Gorge. :welcome:

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Who said that? :D

I got it!Thanks for your help. I would have used Clay,but it's brand new.I used Duragloss bug remover, kept washing and melted off.

I hit a deer,what a mess.:eek: What can I use to remove it safely?It's on the rear wheel well,quarter panel and rear hatch of my 4runner. I already hosed it down and carefully washed it,but theres still some left.

Nice!That looks like a Camaro?

Sounds perfect to me,better safe than sorry. From experience and what I have read the clear coat on repaints are often times harder to correct. You may also want to follow up with a finshing polish and the grey pad.

True Dat! Thanks for the reply AD. I was hoping the final wash would take care of most of it.I even resorted to Q-tips with 50/50 and QD. :buffing: