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06-26-2005, 02:48 PM
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The guy who installed the clearbra on my TSX swears by this product, not only as a wax, but for spot removal of bugs and tar stains from the clearbra itself. There a webpage where the product is sold in bulk (www.premiumezwax.com with 6 cans being the minumum order). Does anyone know how it can be purchased in lesser quantities? I'm told that a single or two will last an eternity.
06-26-2005, 09:54 PM
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This is just worthless junk. I went head to head with the seller of this stuff in front of Sams and he had no answer for my questions about the product. He got frustrated because people were around listening, bad for sales I guess.
The guys truck also looked like crap, halo-scratches all over it from using the product on it. It's not worth the money.
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The guys truck also looked like crap, halo-scratches all over it from using the product on it. It's not worth the money.
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06-26-2005, 09:59 PM
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One added note...
He claims the product can remove light scratches yet he also claims it has no abrasives, so just how can it them remove scratches?
With "chemical cleaners" perhaps? Um....NO! Chemical cleaners work in conjunction with heat and friction but your hand can't produce enough heat and friction to work the "chemical cleaners". Besides, all products that claim they clean via chemicals also have abrasives in them in some form or fashion.
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He claims the product can remove light scratches yet he also claims it has no abrasives, so just how can it them remove scratches?
With "chemical cleaners" perhaps? Um....NO! Chemical cleaners work in conjunction with heat and friction but your hand can't produce enough heat and friction to work the "chemical cleaners". Besides, all products that claim they clean via chemicals also have abrasives in them in some form or fashion.
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06-27-2005, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Anthony Orosco
This is just worthless junk. I went head to head with the seller of this stuff in front of Sams and he had no answer for my questions about the product. He got frustrated because people were around listening, bad for sales I guess.
The guys truck also looked like crap, halo-scratches all over it from using the product on it. It's not worth the money.
Anthony
The guys truck also looked like crap, halo-scratches all over it from using the product on it. It's not worth the money.
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06-27-2005, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by pmail
Good to know. My clearbra guy did say that I should use it for spot cleaning only on the clearbra itself, so I think he was aware of the potential for scratching, though it would be better to have something that I could use on both. Do you have a trusted product for getting out bug stains, bird droppings, etc.?
You won't be able to remove bird and bug "stains" that have already set it BUT you can use a QD or Plexus to help in the removal of the bugs and bird poo. You should remove them ASAP.
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06-27-2005, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Anthony Orosco
You can keep handy some quick detailer or Plexus. Plexus works realy nice on the clear bra's. I install clear bra's and that's what we use.
You won't be able to remove bird and bug "stains" that have already set it BUT you can use a QD or Plexus to help in the removal of the bugs and bird poo. You should remove them ASAP.
Anthony
You won't be able to remove bird and bug "stains" that have already set it BUT you can use a QD or Plexus to help in the removal of the bugs and bird poo. You should remove them ASAP.
Anthony
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