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When using dc paint cleaner and dc polish....how long do you work it into the paint? or do you just simply rub it on like wax and then take it off right away??
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With a paint cleaner, you can work it in gently, or with a bit more passion. Because DC#1 is very mild, putting more passion behind it isnt going to do as much as with a stonger cleaner, but still think of working it in a bit.
Polihses can be put on gnelty, more the way you might work lotion into your skin. Little bit of pressure, rubbing it around, but not really 'forcing 'it into the paint.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Just to add what Murr posted don't let the Polish dry on the paint, try and do small areas and wipe it off while still wet. I have found this to be tough as it seems the polish dries fairly quickly...LOL I tend to let my wax sit on the paint for about 10 min. or just follow the post that Mike has out there on the test you can do to determine if the wax is ready for removal.
Trent W.
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