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dengood1
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I put a coat of 845 on my brothers Ford Fusion last week in full sun in St. Pete Florida in almost 90 degree weather. I noticed the 845 was much more "liquid" after it was sitting in the warm sun and it was much easier to use then when I applied it to my car a couple of months ago when it was colder outside. (Maybe it's a good idea to warm it up in a cup of warm water first?) I put it on very thin with a finishing pad and the PC. We waited about 5-10 minutes and it came off with a MF with ease and looked awesome! It shouldn't be a problem, just remember to put it on thin.
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Stittville Ed
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If you use the 476 make sure you put it on a thin as you can.
If it is to thick it will rip your arm out of the socket getting it off.
I was at the Collinite factory a few weeks ago, Mike Taylor the owner is a great guy.
I have a can of Collinite that he said was about 30 years old, and he said it was still good !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If it is to thick it will rip your arm out of the socket getting it off.
I was at the Collinite factory a few weeks ago, Mike Taylor the owner is a great guy.
I have a can of Collinite that he said was about 30 years old, and he said it was still good !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
supercharged
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As long as surface is cool to the touch you should be just fine. I would though do a Wipe on wipe off method.Nuke33 said:
Good luck.