Is Meg's APC regular safe for granite counters, wood cabinets, and kitchen appliances?
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Re: APC on granite counters and kitchen appliances?
What kind of finish is on the cabinets? If it is a clear finish (Poly., Laquer, etc.) then I would not use APC under any circumstances since you have no idea if it is water or oil based. Oil based finishes can yellow over some woods and APC could speed that up. It also tends to smear some on glass. On granite it should be fine but something that is meant for granite will do a better job of leaving the granite shiny after it is cleaned. Also, acidic products can etch granite. I have no clue if anything in APC is acidic enough (if at all) to etch it but why risk it?Jason
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Re: APC on granite counters and kitchen appliances?
I use APC all over my house and have never had a problem, in fact it works really well in the kitchens / baths / garage. Haven't tried it on furniture and probably won't. I'm guessing APC diluted to 8:1 (or 10:1) is no more harmful than what you can buy at HomeDepot or Lowe's.
I don't have granite, but I use HyperDressing on my laminate counters. This is not an approved method by Meguiars, but it works for me (and no, I never eat directly off the counters).NOTE: Post count does not reflect actual detailing knowledge.
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Re: APC on granite counters and kitchen appliances?
Well you might want to clay the granite counter tops first
JK
I once put swirls in my paint just to see what it looked like.
I don't always detail cars, but when I do, I prefer Meguiar's.
Remove swirls my friends.
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