flash_e
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I usually wait about 12 hours to make sure it has had time to fully cure. The collinite #845 works well and is pretty durable. I have used it on my vehicles but I actually bought it to use on our boat.
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I usually wait about 12 hours to make sure it has had time to fully cure. The collinite #845 works well and is pretty durable. I have used it on my vehicles but I actually bought it to use on our boat.
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On my 03 I used the Claybar,M105/205,Poor Boys Black Hole Glaze,Klasse Sealant, and Meguiars Carnuba(can't remeber the number) and I got great results as well as longevity from this. I don't think my new truck will need the M105/205 but I am going to clay, then glaze, sealant, and carnuba. I did all steps with the Porter Cable 7424 except the final wax.
Netix
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dam i wish i kept my cars clean like that
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BossHoss,
What do you do to remove possible dust/debris contamination during the 6 hours between sealing and waxing? Is their any kind of wipe down you do before waxing?
What do you do to remove possible dust/debris contamination during the 6 hours between sealing and waxing? Is their any kind of wipe down you do before waxing?
Ruger
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Hoss, that's so amazingly comprehensive that I am tempted to ask you to consider writing a sex how-to.
But I won't.
But I won't.
Wilson
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^^^repetition my friend repetition^^^
Boss Hoss
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Outstanding question!!! I use a "duster" that my wife gets for me! Works like a charm... Just a very light once over is all it takes to get the dust off.
mrpork
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is there anything we can put on the decals to protect them?
Wilson
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Boss Hoss
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I do not have any---always takethem off because eventually they age and look like crap. Then when you take them off the UV's may leave a very very faint outline of where they were. On every car or truck I buy if they hav4e stickers they come off.
The wax does not hurt them---everything else I could not tell you.
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Wilson---those things work great! Have not had one in years because I use the "blue thingy" that my wife gives me..
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