When do use LT and when do you use FI? tnx
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Difference between LT and FI?
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Re: Difference between LT and FI?
That's kind of a personal preference. FI is bodyshop safe, while LT is not. I personally am not thrilled with the smell of LT, it's a bit overpowering and tends to cling to your hands, and I also find it to be a little more "oily" rather than watery, so it takes a couple of passes to wipe it off the paint surface. LT is available only in gallons, while FI comes in a 16oz (or is it bigger) spray bottle as well as gallons.
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Re: Difference between LT and FI?
Last Touch provides a slicker surface than Final Inspection. As was mentioned above, Final Inspection is body shop safe. Last Touch smells like coconut, makes me think I'm on vacation in the Bahamas LOL! Last Touch provides some protection while Final Inspection does not.
Last Touch is also available in an aerosol foam version. It smells like Final Detail did:
http://www.meguiars.com/?detailer-pa...-Foam-Detailer
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Re: Difference between LT and FI?
I don't know if i was imagining things but i remember some guy who worked for meguiar's (sorry dont know his name) said that LT was designed to be like speed detailer. I think he was asking Paul?? but i cant remember?Patrick Yu
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Re: Difference between LT and FI?
Originally posted by sneek View PostI don't know if i was imagining things but i remember some guy who worked for meguiar's (sorry dont know his name) said that LT was designed to be like speed detailer. I think he was asking Paul?? but i cant remember?
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