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Re: Engine Cleaned using Optimum Power Clean
Looks good....All you need for your LSP is Duragloss Ultimate Detail Spray #265....
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So what was the dilution ratio you used?
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Looks great, good job
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Re: Engine Cleaned using Optimum Power Clean
Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
So what was the dilution ratio you used?
I used it at full strength since 5 years of dirt, I wanted a strong break down, especially since I didn't have a stiff brush to really work it. My second pass I will do 1:1.
Originally Posted by Perfections
Looks great, good job
Thanks! Expanding my detail skills...as one girl put it while I was finishing up, "your car puts the other ones to shame" lol
Originally Posted by sparkie
Looks good....All you need for your LSP is Duragloss Ultimate Detail Spray #265....
I used 303 Aerospace Protectant as LSP (which is really good), but only a little as when I do another pass with Optimum Power Clean it will most likely strip it so I didn't want to waste the 303 product.
Side note: It was my first time using Power Clean, it has been sitting around but I have most of the Optimum line, and I have been happy with them all. Just ordered the gallon Power Clean to shorten a couple of my non optimum products and start using it for my tires/wheels, bug & grime remover, pre-soak, and interior-rubber,plastic,vinyl,leather.
Last edited by conthedon; 04-22-2011 at 03:11 PM.
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Re: Engine Cleaned using Optimum Power Clean
Originally Posted by conthedon
I used 303 Aerospace Protectant as LSP (which is really good), but only a little as when I do another pass with Optimum Power Clean it will most likely strip it so I didn't want to waste the 303 product.
Side note: It was my first time using Power Clean, it has been sitting around but I have most of the Optimum line, and I have been happy with them all. Just ordered the gallon Power Clean to shorten a couple of my non optimum products and start using it for my tires/wheels, bug & grime remover, pre-soak, and interior-rubber,plastic,vinyl,leather.
Over 85% of my detailing is with Optimum products. I've detailed some of the vehicles with Optimum Power Clean and dressed with Optimum Tire Shine. When using the Tire Shine, make sure you use a small amount of it and wipe it down a few times to make sure that it will not build up dust under the hood.
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Re: Engine Cleaned using Optimum Power Clean
Originally Posted by SRHTX
Over 85% of my detailing is with Optimum products. I've detailed some of the vehicles with Optimum Power Clean and dressed with Optimum Tire Shine. When using the Tire Shine, make sure you use a small amount of it and wipe it down a few times to make sure that it will not build up dust under the hood.
Yea me too, I use ONR, opti bond, poli seal, car wax, and the list goes on. Haven't used tire shine on anything besides dressing tires, thanks for the tip.
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Re: Engine Cleaned using Optimum Power Clean
I think I've recently made Optimum a ton of money with OPC!
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Great job! PM sent
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Re: Engine Cleaned using Optimum Power Clean
Originally Posted by rwright
Great job! PM sent
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