Cruzscarwash
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- Oct 16, 2015
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Had the perfect truck come in today to use this product out on. It's black and full of swirls and marring. 2016 Silverado with 18k miles on it.
This stuff is very easy to work with and a little goes a longggggg way, you can see by a few of the pics as I was kissing the paint to polish it the small drops went far.
I let the polish sit on the paint in direct sunlight in about 70° weather for 2.5 hrs while I did the whole truck and it wiped off with zero issues at all. It has good Correction ability but not sure of the longevity at this time. I personally wish it had a bit more cut to get more Correction with less passes. In this case I used it in my Enhancement package which I only do 3-4 passes Max with an orange LC pad on my GG6.
I'm not sure if I'd offer this a spot on my shelf as I has other AIOs that do just fine but if I was looking to get an AIO I'd definitely consider this for my personal vehicle for it's ease of use, ability to be worked in the sun and effortless wipe off after 2 and a half hours of curing.
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This stuff is very easy to work with and a little goes a longggggg way, you can see by a few of the pics as I was kissing the paint to polish it the small drops went far.
I let the polish sit on the paint in direct sunlight in about 70° weather for 2.5 hrs while I did the whole truck and it wiped off with zero issues at all. It has good Correction ability but not sure of the longevity at this time. I personally wish it had a bit more cut to get more Correction with less passes. In this case I used it in my Enhancement package which I only do 3-4 passes Max with an orange LC pad on my GG6.
I'm not sure if I'd offer this a spot on my shelf as I has other AIOs that do just fine but if I was looking to get an AIO I'd definitely consider this for my personal vehicle for it's ease of use, ability to be worked in the sun and effortless wipe off after 2 and a half hours of curing.
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Lol.
lol. J/k. 
