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LT1, no, I don't dilute it unless I use it for claying.
I have a couple gallons of #34 and a number of other detail sprays around here.
I have a couple gallons of #34 and a number of other detail sprays around here.
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See I do not find that Final Inspection adds much to the look of the paint after using as a QD. IMO it also lacks some slickness that you get with other QDs. I was looking for something that will be slick, wipe on and off easy, and give the paint that little extra pop. There are other good QDs out there but I am looking for something more cost effective hence my curisoity on the LT.Originally posted by SpoiledMan
LT1, no, I don't dilute it unless I use it for claying.
I have a couple gallons of #34 and a number of other detail sprays around here.
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That is exactly the purpose of #34, to leave a clean surface. It's not meant to add slickness but to reveal the slickness that is already there from your LSP. It is also an aid to removing stubborn/dried polish. This product is one of the best at what it does.Quadruple Honda Owner
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