What wax is recommended to protect from,

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Hirohito

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Fire spray paint,acids etc I've been out of the game for awhile I used to have a wax that Was applied and wiped off within a few minutes and then you can spray paint the treated area and let it dry put a little wax on a rag and wipe it right off or pour lighter fluid on it light it And just like the spray paint let the person in front of you try to scratch it off and when they see it doesn't come off you take a little bit of wax and wipe it off and the finish underneath looks perfect..

Any suggestions to something similar ?
 
Some of the cleaner waxes have been known to get rid of spray paint off panels if they were vandalized. I would look into it more though
 
Lol no just looking for a goid product that will do the same..
 
Hirohito said:
Lol no just looking for a goid product that will do the same..
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So pouring lighter fluid on a cars paint and lighting it on fire is a gauge of an lsp's effectiveness? Or spraying paint on your car's paint?

I would never do any of those things to any of my vehicles finishes.

If you were using something that allowed you to do that in the past stick with it.
 
Wasn't that the ProLong Paint Sealant from the 90's?

Basically he needs a really strong Sealant or something...
 
custmsprty said:
So pouring lighter fluid on a cars paint and lighting it on fire is a gauge of an lsp's effectiveness? Or spraying paint on your car's paint?

I would never do any of those things to any of my vehicles finishes.

If you were using something that allowed you to do that in the past stick with it.
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And make a beaded pocket for your Unicorn to carry it in.

C'mon, son.
 
Sub'd for recommendations... Independence Day is just around the corner, fellas.
 
Hirohito said:
Fire spray paint,acids etc

I've been out of the game for awhile
I used to have a wax that Was applied
and wiped off within a few minutes and
then you can spray paint the treated area
and let it dry put a little wax on a rag and
wipe it right off or pour lighter fluid on it
light it

And just like the spray paint let the person
in front of you try to scratch it off and when
they see it doesn't come off you take a little
bit of wax and wipe it off and the finish
underneath looks perfect..

Any suggestions to something similar ?
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Hirohito said:
just looking for a goid product
that will do the same..
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IMO:
Your best chance to locate similar
products, is to find Companies that
still manufactures car-care products
by using those marvelous space-age
polymers of the 1960s.

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Bob
 
FUNX650 said:
IMO:
Your best chance to locate similar
products, is to find Companies that
still manufactures car-care products
by using those marvelous space-age
polymers of the 1960s.

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IMG_3066.JPG

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:)

Bob
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Come on guys there has to be something similar that can do the same thing..
 
This sounds like a job for FK1000p. HA!


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I'm just left wondering what your neighborhood is like that your car is constantly being spray painted and set on fire? I think you need a new parking spot more than a new LSP...

If you're looking for real world contaminant, bird bomb, and chemical resistance, I'd fire up the search function here and see what fits you best.
 
Lol,I'm just thinking of opening a detail shop in Ferguson..

J/k I had some that worked maybe Teflon or polymer based I don't know but there has to be something out there similar..
 
Lol,I'm just thinking of opening a detail shop in Ferguson..

J/k I had some that worked maybe Teflon or polymer based I don't know but there has to be something out there similar..
 
I remember that stuff... Glad to get this back in perspective when I start to think that current day car care marketing is absurd...

That is clearly the product this guy is talking about. I have not seen any other product claim to do this and unfortunately AURI is not available on AG.


WaxMaster1 said:
Ladies and Gentlemen, enjoy and watch the magic!



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