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I was going to wash my Jeep and I wanted to hit it with some UQW..It's in the 40's..Is that to cold???
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Re: To cold to UQW ???
If it spreads around and buffs off, you're fine. Higher chance of streaking, but the weekend will hide that....2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue -
Re: To cold to UQW ???
We do not recommend applying any of our products in temperatures less than 55 degrees. Application and removal can become much more difficult.Brian Hann
Manager - Meguiar's Solutions Hub
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, California
bhann@meguiars.com
(800) 854-8073 *3870Comment
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Re: To cold to UQW ???
Thank's Brian..Comment
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Re: To cold to UQW ???
If it is in the 40's. Try a area in the sun. Let the surface warm up that way. This should minimize the streaking.quality creates its own demandComment
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Re: To cold to UQW ???
I did it the other day at about 48 without a problem.Tedrow's Detailing
845-642-1698
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Re: To cold to UQW ???
If the paint surface is cold use car duster first, to remove loose contaminants, and then spray UQW on your microfiber towel instead directly into the car surface.
Use second dry towel to wipe off and maybe separate towels for lower parts of the vehicle which usually get dirtier.Comment
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