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    hello-


    What do you guys mean by "I did a 2 passes"??
    What I assuming (my own 2cents) its. Buff it and wipe it and rebuff it again. Am I right?

  • #2
    I thought that this was meant by " passes "

    I just love detailing

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    • #3
      Oh okay, so its just over lapping each other, cerrecto?

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      • #4
        Well, when I see it mentioned, I think of it this way...

        Your first pass might consist of moving back and forth horizontaly on part of your hood, overlapping each movement by 50%.

        Your second pass would consist of moving up and down verticaly on the same part of your hood, overlapping each movement by 50%.

        Then wipe off to check results.

        Once you see the results you want, you can sort of figure how much time/pressure it took, and then be able to do larger areas before stopping to wipe off before the product dries ('cept waxes).

        I wonder how many other ways people think of it? I never really payed much attention to how I was thinking of it.
        2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue

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        • #5
          Usually, 2 passes means it was waxed twice. Like "I made 2 passes with NXT Tech Wax." would mean I waxed it once, let it set, removed it, waited a while (some wait 12 hours between waxes), then made a 2nd pass (iow, waxed it completely again). This assures uniform converage.

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          • #6
            Hey,

            Doing two passes basically means that you have applied and removed the product twice. In other words, you have made two separate attempts (product application and removal) over the same area. At least that is how I have been advising people for years!

            Tim
            Tim Lingor's Product Reviews

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            • #7
              Originally posted by 2hotford

              Doing two passes basically means that you have applied and removed the product twice. In other words, you have made two separate attempts (product application and removal) over the same area.
              That's how I've used the phrase for as long as I can remember.
              See the big picture, enjoy the details

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              • #8
                Yup, thats what I thought

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