Little Bored

[bus3]

Not sure if anyone has ever tried this but I gave it a shot. Detailed the Old Webber grill this afternoon. I used WG total swirl remover (orange flat LC pad) followed by WG finishing glaze (blue flat LC pad). Then topped it with WGDPS. I'm kind of curious on how WGDPS will hold up to the heat?? I used my flex PE-14. I noticed that they finishing glaze dried very fast. It had about 30 seconds of working time. Anyone else ever have this problem?

Before
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After
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[Setec Astronomy]

I noticed that they finishing glaze dried very fast. It had about 30 seconds of working time. Anyone else ever have this problem?

Yeah, but then I figured out not to polish at the same time I'm barbequeing.





LOL, J/K. Pictures aren't working for me.

[bus3]

haha maybe it was to cold!! It's about 53 degrees here in MN!!!

[RBS]

Time to move up to storm doors and shower stalls~:buffing:

[tdrake2406]

I was going to do that but I found an old motorcycle gas tank instead

[720eyes]

Let us know how it handles the heat. I got a nice blue webber to try that on.

[bus3]

Let us know how it handles the heat. I got a nice blue webber to try that on.

I will let you know. I will be using it Sunday.

[dcjredline]

Lol!!!!

[bus3]

WGDPS is holding up to the heat. I have grilled on it twice now!!

[DaveT435]

yeah, but then i figured out not to polish at the same time i'm barbequeing.





Lol, j/k. Pictures aren't working for me.
lmao!!