Ryry11
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- Oct 4, 2012
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Well I polished and sealed a car a couple months ago, and I'm looking into switching the lsp. The car sits outside all the time. My question to you guys is: when you switch lsp's on a daily driver, you don't always clay or use some sort of clay alternative beforehand, do you?
I ask this because my plan of attack is to do a quick clean and strip of the current lsp with a paint cleaner, thinking prima amigo, and apply a new lsp. The paint is in great shape, and I really don't want to clay, nor do I want to use a clay that may induce marring. Is it safe to just use amigo to strip then apply a new lsp without claying? Again, this car was just detailed a couple months ago but sits outside all the time. Thanks.
I ask this because my plan of attack is to do a quick clean and strip of the current lsp with a paint cleaner, thinking prima amigo, and apply a new lsp. The paint is in great shape, and I really don't want to clay, nor do I want to use a clay that may induce marring. Is it safe to just use amigo to strip then apply a new lsp without claying? Again, this car was just detailed a couple months ago but sits outside all the time. Thanks.
