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The terms HEAVY or WET - what they mean?
The terms HEAVY or WET - what they mean?
Often times when teaching a class, sharing info in a video, on TV or in a how-to article I will use working like this,
Use the product heavy or wet
This means, USE A LOT OF PRODUCT.
This can apply to a waterless wash, a spray detailer, (when using a spray detailer as a waterless wash), or when using an AIO or one-step cleaner/wax.
In the case of using a waterless wash - the idea being - you want a LOT of lubrication on the surface and you want a LOT of cleaning agents on the surface and they way you get lots of lubrication and cleaners is to use a LOT of product, so use the product heavy or wet.
In the case of an AIO or one-step cleaner/wax, the idea being - you want a lot of lubrication on the surface and you want a LOT of chemical cleaners and abrasives on the surface. You want and NEED these things WORKING FOR YOU. This is especially true if you're working on neglected paint and even more true if working on neglected single stage paint or oxidized gel-coat.
Make sense?
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