Do you guys apply this by hand or use power tools?
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I recommend by hand. This is very simple wax protection. Easy on and off IF your cars finish is in good condition (third and last step). This would be your last step after using Mother's polish and wax (second step).
1519887
You can apply by hand with a soft foam applicator or by machine with a dual action/orbital polisher with a soft foam finishing pad.
1519888
I'm old school - apply by hand - you can use any application method you like. This is very easy to apply.
959706
Yes you can, we used a utility knife. I noticed dragontear said it was a waste of money, but if you make usre area to be done is completey clear of dust/dirt and is dry before you apply and after its applied we used a small wooden roller we had for for projects to make sure all possible air pockects were gone. We are really happy with the results and how it's holding up. Good Luck
1297093
You would need an angle grinder or possibly a belt sander with the appropriate abrasive to sand concrete. This is for Drywall/plaster. When you powersand concrete, just have your helper hold the shop vac nozzle near the are you are grinding to achieve decent results.
737440
Yeah, I use a nail or something similar to scratch a crosshatch pattern into the surface. Takes about ten seconds.
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Yes to both questions. Just make sure that you use a light oil lubricant when cutting the aluminum sheeting and a higher speed on the power tool. I've used mines to cut the aluminum frame that make up the solar window screens on my house and they worked great. Hope this information helps. Ayl
2229758
I usually spray it on then wipe it down with a clean paper towel or cloth. You don't really have to work it at all.
320145
Depends on the size of your hand. I do it fine. Also use a long handled scrub brush
2000957
I use my hands/fingers. Dispense some about the size of a nickel, rub it between my fingertips and spread it on. Work it up to a lather however you want. No need for a brush and bowl.
1204146
Paste, and yes you use your hands to apply it. The heat from your hands melts it.
902921
I make a paste with it - it also depends if you're using it with a machine or by hand
1873106
I use a stone sharpener. My hand is tired by the time I get done but it works just fine.
416439
I actually usef sand paper sheets but have to punch holes in it. My suggestion use the finest screen with light pressure for the first coat. And get better at appling mud and avoid alot of sanding. Also try a sanding sponge with water.
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The way I did mine was I blotched the area with paper towels, then sprayed the area until it was soaked. Then blotched it up with paper towels, then sprayed again until it was soaked and laid a towel over it until it dried on its own. Hope it helps.
48678
None whatsoever. It's super easy to do and you just need to put a little oil on each time you use the saw. We ordered the oil with the saw.
897958
I typically just apply it when I polish my nails. I use it as a base and a top coat. There may be other methods, but this works very well for me. My nails are notably stronger. My nail stylist even said so the other day.
108643
I used a medium coarse pad and a mouse sander. After I used the buffing pad, worked great
1036943
From reading the instructions, I would guess that you probably do not. I personally would probably use it, lol because I'm into overkill or looking for a miraculous finish. JG