that was an extreme example haha. dont worry too much, i highly doubt the clear is that thin, just keep your pad moving and u'll be fine
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that was an extreme example haha. dont worry too much, i highly doubt the clear is that thin, just keep your pad moving and u'll be fine
you should, gets anything off the paint (i.e. overspray, small amounts of sap, old wax, etc)
That depends if you want to embed the paint contaminants into your paint or not..if you do then dont clay...
just wish I had more time to do any of our vehicles, it takes me like 3 hours from dragging everything out of the garage to finish drying, i've got a pile of adam's stuff and a pc that hasn't even been out of the box yet
how do I clean the pads when I'm done polishing, by hand? throw them in the dishwasher with my plates? let the dog lick them clean?
how do I clean the pads when I'm done polishing, by hand? throw them in the dishwasher with my plates? let the dog lick them clean?
they make special cleaner that you can soak them in and then rinse and let them air dry.
if you spend the money for good pads its worth it, you can get a few buffings out of them before they become junk.
if you spend the money for good pads its worth it, you can get a few buffings out of them before they become junk.
sweet, I guess I need to order that shit from adams then
so I probably shouldn't use apc for that?
so I probably shouldn't use apc for that?
APC is a little to harsh, and can break down the pads some. Plus it isnt as neutral of a solution, so no matter how well you rinse them out, there will still be some in the pad that will contact the paint.
For real? I feel like Ive used mine way more than that... but I havent kept track.
ive got some new products coming in on tuesday, anxious to try em out. will put up reviews on here after i do so