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I used this product the other day and it worked great. Now that the car is cleaned, is there any reason I can't apply a polish and wax?
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Re: Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere
No reason at all. Go ahead.Tedrow's Detailing
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Re: Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere
Thanks for the reply. Since I don't have water, I wonder what can be used to clean those rims and tires? I would like to clean this car in the garage since the brakes have locked; the car sat in a dust cocoon for the last 15 years.Comment
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Re: Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere
Is wash and wax safe for use before Clay and Machine polishing?2015 Fiat 500 Abarth.
2011 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec-V using AMSOIL synthetics. Best 1/4 mile: 14.959 (sold)Comment
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Re: Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere
It would be a little bit of a waste, but I dont think the bit of wax in it would slow things down much.
You could try the rims with the same UWWA or Rinseles Wash.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere
Take the wheels off, give 'em a good cleaning, dry 'em then apply some Brake Dust Barrier per instructions on the can. Don't have to do it all at once. If you don't have access to a water supply outdoors, take one wheel at a time and use a garden sprayer or thoroughly wash it in the shower with some good wheel and tire cleaner or APC with degreaser. While you're taking a shower, if you want to conserve water. After the Brake Dust Barrier is applied, you can dust the wheels off every couple of months with some QD and a microfiber.
And while you have the wheels off, check why the brakes are locked. They're not going to get unlocked just by sitting there another 15 years.Comment
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