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Hey guys,
On my first detail while using #83, I found it took quite a bit of elbow grease to just remove it from the paint. #80 as a follow up was much easier to remove, I guess that's because the paint was already treated with something like #83.
Anyways, on my second detail, which was this weekend, we followed the same steps... #83 and then #80, but instead of just wiping off the #83, I sprayed just a tiny bit of Quik Detailer on the MF towel and then wiped it off... It was a charm, absolutely no elbow grease required!
Have any of you done the same? Your comments
On my first detail while using #83, I found it took quite a bit of elbow grease to just remove it from the paint. #80 as a follow up was much easier to remove, I guess that's because the paint was already treated with something like #83.
Anyways, on my second detail, which was this weekend, we followed the same steps... #83 and then #80, but instead of just wiping off the #83, I sprayed just a tiny bit of Quik Detailer on the MF towel and then wiped it off... It was a charm, absolutely no elbow grease required!
Have any of you done the same? Your comments
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