Few Questions Inside
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Few Questions Inside
1. How many drying towels does it take for the average car? I have 1 Waffle and it seems to get pretty wet by the time i get around to other side of the car. So recommend me one from Pat's store. I seem to get streaks after my initial wipe down.. So I guess I need a 2ndary towel?
2. I put DuraGloss AW, on my car yesterday, which kind of towel is the best to apply and remove? Would this be the polish towel? Please recommend me on this as well.
3. In terms of Wax application, I don't own a PC, so this is done all by hand.. Will I still want to apply wax that is a hard compound rather than a liquid spray on wax? Will I get the same protection but less of a time frame? Benefits / Drawbacks?
Thanks,
lusid
2. I put DuraGloss AW, on my car yesterday, which kind of towel is the best to apply and remove? Would this be the polish towel? Please recommend me on this as well.
3. In terms of Wax application, I don't own a PC, so this is done all by hand.. Will I still want to apply wax that is a hard compound rather than a liquid spray on wax? Will I get the same protection but less of a time frame? Benefits / Drawbacks?
Thanks,
lusid
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1. How many drying towels does it take for the average car? I have 1 Waffle and it seems to get pretty wet by the time i get around to other side of the car. So recommend me one from Pat's store. I seem to get streaks after my initial wipe down.. So I guess I need a 2ndary towel?
2. I put DuraGloss AW, on my car yesterday, which kind of towel is the best to apply and remove? Would this be the polish towel? Please recommend me on this as well.
3. In terms of Wax application, I don't own a PC, so this is done all by hand.. Will I still want to apply wax that is a hard compound rather than a liquid spray on wax? Will I get the same protection but less of a time frame? Benefits / Drawbacks?
Durability, and Im talking twice what you would get with the above (Exception Collinite) could be obtained with a polymer (synthetic wax) like Glanz Wax, Ultimate Paint Protection, EX-P.
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Originally Posted by lusid
. . . How many drying towels does it take for the average car? I have 1 Waffle and it seems to get pretty wet by the time i get around to other side of the car. So recommend me one from Pat's store. I seem to get streaks after my initial wipe down.. So I guess I need a 2ndary towel?
#4
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Four Star Ultimate Paint Protectant Spray vs Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection
The non-spray will last longer right?
Spray Description-
Shake well. Make sure painted surface is cool, dry and clean. Spray a light mist on a 2 square foot area at a time. Spread evenly with a clean dry micro fiber towel. Flip towel and continue to wipe until all residues are gone. As product cures, the surface slickness will increase. For faster cure time park vehicle in the sun for at least one hour. Allow a 12 hour cure time before washing.
What does it mean to allow 12hours before washing? Wouldn't you want to wash it before applying this anyways? Clarification please.
Also, thanks for all your replies, much appreciated.
The non-spray will last longer right?
Spray Description-
Shake well. Make sure painted surface is cool, dry and clean. Spray a light mist on a 2 square foot area at a time. Spread evenly with a clean dry micro fiber towel. Flip towel and continue to wipe until all residues are gone. As product cures, the surface slickness will increase. For faster cure time park vehicle in the sun for at least one hour. Allow a 12 hour cure time before washing.
What does it mean to allow 12hours before washing? Wouldn't you want to wash it before applying this anyways? Clarification please.
Also, thanks for all your replies, much appreciated.
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