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Nice looking rides mate ! Top job .
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Do you guys charge extra for jet black vehicles?
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Never used this product mate .
Wonder if Meg s Synth wax s the same as NXT s Liquid Wax , don t remember its name . , I like it ,
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Originally Posted by sproketser
Never used this product mate .
Wonder if Meg s Synth wax s the same as NXT s Liquid Wax , don t remember its name . , I like it ,
I am pretty sure they are not the same (as in same category)
Meguiars Synthetic X-press Spray Wax, X-press car wax, Meguiars X-press spray liquid wax, D156
and NXT Liquid Wax seems more like Meguia'rs Ultimate Liquid Wax
Meguiars Ultimate Liquid Wax, polymer wax, best car wax, Ultimate Wax
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Ah ok , thanx mate , Meg has lots of different lines , it s sometimes hard to follow them ! lol
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Originally Posted by 281
Excellent work Art!
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Nice work shared my friend!
Dusting in my case is much climate dependent, meaning if the product is drying faster, few passes of the 'scrubbing' action of the pad will release the dried particles in form of dust.
To contour this issue I may add a mist or two of water / QD to the pad priming routine, soft the foam with my hand and even run the polisher over a towel to 'evenly distribute' my wetting agent in the pad.
On those days, I may also need more brushing / cleaning on the fly efforts.
Trying to fine adjust quantity of product, polisher speed, number of passes, also may help a bit.
Charging more for a particular color or vehicle has it's foundation. In fact, if you need 2 steps or more in order to finish down a paint to perfection, this needs to be charged extra. If the paint, although black, is on the hard side, it may finish well with 1-step, so no extra here.
Got my point?
Hope that helps,
Anther comment? I like the 'add-on' suggestion, keep them coming.
Kind Regards.
PS: Keep on sharing!, we want (me, at least) to see more.
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