N914 as a panel wipe/Ipa replacement
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Joe@NextLevelDetail
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Why didnt you have any luck with it ? What did you experience.
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Justin at Final Inspection
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Yeah I haven't had too much luck with it at panel wipe dilution. Too sticky or streaky. Especially on softer paints. In all honesty I have gone away from eraser, ipa and other wipes and switched to body shop prep solve or mineral spirits. Much better lubricity and easier to use.
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Where can you get that stuff? It doesn't sound like the mineral spritz has any lubricity?
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My surface cleansing polish failed on me so I used a heavy dose of the n914 instead. I then applied my usual standard 2 coats of synergy and it didnt bond at all. Took me 2 washes with apc to get all the oily residue off the car.
It was almost as bad as the time I put an acrylic glaze on before the synergy. This was before I realized it had to be prepped like a coating it was a complete mess
Joe@NextLevelDetail
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Where you trying to remove old wax/sealant? Or just remove polishing oils ?
N914 @ Panel wipe is not capable of removing waxes or sealants. It is designed to remove polishing oils/fillers from the polishing stages.
If you were experiencing a oily film that is not from N914 if applied heavy you will notice some bubbles/streaking.
However it has never given me any issues as far as hard clean up.
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Polishing oils... The oily film was from the hybrid wax not bonding properly. It didn't bond properly because the panel wipe with 914 was not effective.