Quickest method is an eraser wheel attached to a drill. More commonly used to remove pinstripes, it'll pull the adhesive right off the paint. There are
it may be just be but the wrap makes josher mobile auto detailing look like a supplier for mobile detailing supplies . although the wrap is done you may
be sure to let the wd40 or goo gone to sit for up to 5 minutes to allow it to work. if you spay and wipe it does not give the product time to work. Good
the wrap is too plain , ask them to put some king of background like lines , dots, faded colors... etc, also if the logos of those company don`t sponsor
You can dramatically alter the cutting power of 3-in-1 Wax (or any compound, polish, cleaner wax, etc) with pad choice and your technique with the tool.
Hello all,
I have some adhesive (I think) left on my truck hood. This was holding down a bug deflector so it was 2 sided tape. On the left in the pictures is about as good as I can get the adhesive removed. On the right, I haven't even started yet.
My process is heating the adhesive...
I've used the Turtle Wax https://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Wax-FG6904-Scratches-Chipstick/dp/B078QVR8GQ?th=1 in black and dark blue to hide fine scratches on a hood or bumper with good results. Of course it doesn't remove the scratches but hides them by filling in the white looking scratches with color...
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Re: Colored waxes: Turtle Wax Color Magic or Formula 1?
I've only used the Turtle Wax version. Was not at all impressed. The chip was probably too big.
drumdan Dec 9th, 2018, 01:43 PM