?? on #66

[95nissan]

Hello everyone! ive just aquired a sample of 66 to try. i hear its a great product and i would love to hear about it on here from pros and joes who use it!!! how are you applying it? rotary or by hand and what are you using to apply and remove? are you topping?

[Murr1525]

It is best applied by PC or rotary. Meguairs recomends 2 layers of wax, so I usualy top a cleaner/wax with a regular wax. #66 followed by #21 should be real nice, for a quik detail.

[Desertdawg]

I've put it on with a rotary, and hit the nook's and cranny's by hand. comes off easy if you put it on thin. Lasts a long time...

If you do a second coat, wait till the next day so the first coat will cure, and yes you can see a difference after it cures, looks richer to me.

[Tim Lingor]

Hey,

I have used a lot of #66 from cars, to even my RV! It works great! It does IMO, work better with the rotary buffer for removing marring. Otheriwse, by hand, PC or rotary, the choice is yours!

Tim

[refurbish]

I usually apply it by hand ( easy on+off ) good stuff

[RDVT4ME]

I have a quesiton for those who apply #66 with a rotary buffer. Do you remove the product immediately or let it set up for a while?

[Tim Lingor]

Originally posted by RDVT4ME
I have a quesiton for those who apply #66 with a rotary buffer. Do you remove the product immediately or let it set up for a while?

After buffing, I usually leave the #66 on the surface and then move on to the next two panels. After the third, I come back and wipe off the residue from the panels.

Tim

[Tom Weed]

My experience with 66 has been with the DA if the surface is in decent shape and with a rotary if it needs more cutting action. It goes on easy and wipes off easy if I wipe it off right away. Last time I used it with the rotary, I did the entire vehicle and came back to remove it after I was finished, it was rather difficult to remove for some reason. I had to break out the QD to get it off.

Tom

[RDVT4ME]

Thanks guys!

[kboxer]

Any problems with marring with a rotary and 66?