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I like to use a good spray bottle to apply my LSP. I spray it onto the surface while using the DA or my hand to work it in. It seems to really save on product and helps me apply a thin coat. It also speeds up the process as I do not have to keep turning on and off the DA. I do not do this with compounds. I'm not sure all their abrasives distribute evenly. Anyone else use this method? Pros or cons?
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Re: LSP in a spray bottle
Aren't they a bit too thick to use a spray ? For example, I never tried it, but I think NXT liquid is not liquid enough to be sprayed. -
Re: LSP in a spray bottle
I haven't had any problems. You just need a GOOD spray bottle. Usually the ones rated for spraying bleach or other harsh chemicals work well. Sorry Megs I have not tryed any of yours. I should throw one on my next order. Also, NXT liquid is what I usually use.Comment
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