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Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
I only use D114 with IPA. ADS sells 32 ounces for cheap and it lasts a long time. For all other needs, I use UWW+ concentrate.
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
That mixture is something I'm going to have to try out in the future.
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
Originally Posted by GettingStarted
That mixture is something I'm going to have to try out in the future.
D114 basically makes the IPA more slick and cleans as well. Doesn't flash too quickly either which I like.
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
OK quick update. Was able to try the solution yesterday. Leaves a film behind so I will cut it by 3 for next test. So that will bring the total concentration of soaps to 1% from the original 3%. Will let you know how it goes if it can ever stop raining in this place.
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
Originally Posted by Calendyr
OK quick update. Was able to try the solution yesterday. Leaves a film behind so I will cut it by 3 for next test. So that will bring the total concentration of soaps to 1% from the original 3%. Will let you know how it goes if it can ever stop raining in this place.
Thanks for this update. (Stop.)
Anxiously awaiting your next report. (Stop.)
Good Luck on your recipe tweak! (Stop.)
Bob (Yea, I know: Please Stop!!)
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
If you're a true professional buy eraser in a 5L and save some money, its WELL worth the money if you're charging hundreds of dollars to apply a coating.
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Gtechniq panel wipe removes everything and I don't even trust Eraser when applying a coating. Another hood one is Sonax Paint Prepare, excellent panel wipe and very economical.
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek
Dr. Ghodoussi says you can use a water dampened towel to clean the surface of polishing oils when using his products.
this is correct. to be clear to others (i know you know, Mike), Dr G says this regarding his polishes (except Poli-Seal and GPS, obviously).
for other brand polishes, he encourages an IPA solution.
for those that don't know, the procedure now for Opti-Coat Pro is to use OPT primer polish (has coating adhesion promoting properties), wipe with a damp cloth, assure surface is dry and coat! the polish is basically Hyper but with an additive.
another reason why i LOVE the Hyper polish he offers. he really hit a home run with the Hyper twins.
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
Ya I am not doing coatings yet. I am mobile and doing coatings outside seems like a bad idea to me. I use my IPA (or what ever will replace it this year) after polishing and also as a prep for Sealants and waxes. If I was do to coatings, I would follow the manufacturer's directions. So far my plan is to use Opti-Coat. Looks like the best overall product to me. I have a tube of it but never applied it. Will use some on headlights soon
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Re: Improving IPA solution for LSP prep
can anyone verify tht d114 does not leave anything behind? or is it just heresay at this point?
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