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RaskyR1 · 11-25-2008, 09:06 PM

Amazing work!

I noticed you said you rinsed the car off with the #26 still on that car, may I ask why you did this, and how well did the wax came off vs. removing it dry? I've just never heard of someone doing that before.

Thanks,
Rasky

94LT1 · 11-25-2008, 10:24 PM

Amazing work like always!!i wish i could watch/learn from you.

Totoland Mach · 11-26-2008, 06:21 AM

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Originally Posted by RaskyR1

Amazing work!

I noticed you said you rinsed the car off with the #26 still on that car, may I ask why you did this, and how well did the wax came off vs. removing it dry? I've just never heard of someone doing that before.

Thanks,
Rasky

Rasky: apparently, that method of wax removal has been around for many years and used by some dealers. The dealer decided to bring it back and I have to say, it is superb.

The final power wash (with wax applied prior) removes any wax and/or polish in body seams and general polish dust. After washing, I pull the car in the shop and use fresh microfiber towels to dry and remove the wax. Think of the process as spraying some quick detailer on a towel prior to wax removal. The water acts as a lube so you don't introduce any light scratching from the towel.

Toto

HAPPY & SAFE THANKSGIVING TO ALL!

robb01 · 11-26-2008, 07:22 AM

Amazing job

Andy Wayan · 11-26-2008, 07:40 AM

blardy good...

Wendell Jarvis · 11-26-2008, 08:47 AM

Man, Toto............you are truly like an artist with a easel and paint brushes,,,,you truly did a awesome job on this car.

jake66 · 11-26-2008, 09:47 AM

Master Toto is definitely a miracle worker!

RaskyR1 · 11-26-2008, 10:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Totoland Mach

Rasky: apparently, that method of wax removal has been around for many years and used by some dealers. The dealer decided to bring it back and I have to say, it is superb.

The final power wash (with wax applied prior) removes any wax and/or polish in body seams and general polish dust. After washing, I pull the car in the shop and use fresh microfiber towels to dry and remove the wax. Think of the process as spraying some quick detailer on a towel prior to wax removal. The water acts as a lube so you don't introduce any light scratching from the towel.

Toto

HAPPY & SAFE THANKSGIVING TO ALL!

Thanks! I may have to give it a try sometime.