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Re: Preparing for LSP?
I rarely desire to change up LSP's in early to mid term of it's durability. With that said, i use either my car or the wife's to try a new LSP and both vehicles most times don't require much if any abrasives. For those times i use DG501 to "clean" the paint.
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Re: Preparing for LSP?
Theirs been a couple threads in such test..one was here on Autogeek
Gist of it was that most things that are deemed to remove it simply left a surfactant to mask LSP properties..
Just do a Polish and know it's gone.
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Re: Preparing for LSP?
Originally Posted by nothingface5384
Theirs been a couple threads in such test..one was here on Autogeek
Gist of it was that most things that are deemed to remove it simply left a surfactant to mask LSP properties..
Just do a Polish and know it's gone.
The 1st thing that comes to mind is Pipuk's thread... I revisited that thread just a few days ago... I made it through about 3/4 of it before I checked out [it's a very long thread] But I didn't see any tests involving paint cleansers, specifically McKee's Coating Prep Polish. If I missed it, then my mistake... But I'd really like to find out if something like that product fills the need or not.
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Re: Preparing for LSP?
Originally Posted by nothingface5384
Just do a Polish and know it's gone.
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Re: Preparing for LSP?
I don't know about the chemical paint cleaners. Mike talks a little about it in this thread, and working backwards.
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...t-bonding.html
If your paint were soft, you may be better off polishing than using a chemical cleaner, or even just topping it depending what your goal is.
Just giving a garage queen some love, getting a daily driver ready for winter, or somewhere in between?
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Re: Preparing for LSP?
Use a product like CarPro Eraser. Why I prefer Eraser over IPA is eraser has more lubrication.
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If paint is in good nick I just wash and apply the new wax. Don't overthink things.
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My vehicles are coated, so if I want to prep them I use D114 @ 128:1 and call it clean enough, but for the most part I just spray whatever I fancy after I wash it.
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Re: Preparing for LSP?
How about a citrus wash followed by a paint cleanser. I use panel wipe myself by GTeqnique.
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Re: Preparing for LSP?
Originally Posted by FUNX650
^^^ ^^^
Why chase the horizon?
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Wait just a minute here...the earth aint flat? Please say it aint so! Ohhhh, I get it now, there`s other horizons.OK.
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