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Re: m80 hard to wipe off?
thanks mike, i wasnt sure which one he meant, i hope i didnt cause any confusion, anyways, thanks for chiming in
Originally posted by Mike Phillips
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Just to clear up any confusion... at this point, do you mean can you simply apply a little M80 to loosen and remove the M80 you previously applied but had a hard time removing for whatever the reason?
Is so, then "yes" just apply a little, spread it around gently to loosen any previously applied M80 and then wipe everything left on the paint off all at once and move on the the next panel.
As stated by others, M80 is actually a very easy product to use, as in work with and wipe off as long as you're not overusing the product, buffing to a dry buff, or letting the product dry like a wax before wiping off.
You don't have to get every trace of M80 off before going to wax, just do your best and then move on to the waxing step.
There's a lot of great reading in the Hot Topics forum, here's a thread that goes over which products need to dry and which product's you just wipe off after yo use them.
Which products need to dry before removing?
Is so, then "yes" just apply a little, spread it around gently to loosen any previously applied M80 and then wipe everything left on the paint off all at once and move on the the next panel.
As stated by others, M80 is actually a very easy product to use, as in work with and wipe off as long as you're not overusing the product, buffing to a dry buff, or letting the product dry like a wax before wiping off.
You don't have to get every trace of M80 off before going to wax, just do your best and then move on to the waxing step.
There's a lot of great reading in the Hot Topics forum, here's a thread that goes over which products need to dry and which product's you just wipe off after yo use them.
Which products need to dry before removing?
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