Can it be used on the painted surface of automobiles?
1466367
Would NOT recommend for aautomobile. Product was made fo home use I.e. furniture, appliance etc.
1466368
Would NEVER use it on an automobile's painted surface. It's intended for furniture, refrigerators, countertops, cabinets, bathroom fixtures, chrome faucets (I assume old auros' chrome fixtures, too, but wouldn't risk it), woodwork, vinyl, leather, ceramic tILE, and plastic. DO NOT USE ON GRANITE OR STAINLESS STEEL.
398825
Yes, I would use it on the painted surfaces, but check it on a small concealed plastic area for plastics. Some plastics hold up to it but you lower grade pv may not. WD40 works wonders it removers a lot of glues and adhesives. Greased lightning works great also. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Greased-Lightning-Orange-Blast-Super-Strength-Cleaner-Degreaser-32-fl-oz/23598549
113339
I would not apply it over paint. I strongly doubt that it would adhere well and would not be maintainable. I would suggest maintaining the surface with the original paint instead.
1215893
Doubt it. If the discoloration is due to fading of the paint from the sun then no, this wont help. If there's just residue left on the vehicle from the adhesive then some goof off and then finish with the Simoniz clay might do the trick.
1138185
I suppose you could, but depending on the paint it could affect the rubber surface and/or the adhesive. That would be a question for the manufacturer.
1413301
No. However, you may use it to scrub plastic siding on your home. This brush is designed for car washing and the bristles are soft so one does not encounter scratching on the soft automotive paint surfaces.
226339
Yes, you can spray it directly on any part of the vehicle except the windows I believe. The directions on the bottle should tell you the specifics.
2246049
Sure. Just make sure you cover everything that you don't want to spray. And then cover still more, because the spray will likely exceed your expectations of where its going to land :) I used this with white latex (thinned) paint in my driveway and managed to get some spray on my car which was parked behind me about 10 feet away. So then I had break out the polishing compound to get that off.
974896
I don't know for sure, but I don't see why not. It's a spray. I would try it on a small corner to make sure there is no color change to the surface
2133420
Probably not. Sprays VERY thin paints OK, but sputters a lot. Large blobs are emitted randomly. Good for sealing a deck, but painting a car, no.
636705
You can use it on most surfaces I don't recommend using it to decal seats unless it's a spot that won't be day on or touched but other than that it'll apply to most surfaces
2000869
Theoretically it works on any glossy paint, like cars, whether metal or plastic. However, I was not able to get my dents out because the glue was not strong enough to hold under the pressure of being pulled up when the handle is turned. A broom stick worked for me like wonders (dent was on the hood).
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It can be used in several ways. First intended use: add an ounce to a gallon of water, use a thick microfiber MIT or towel, wet with this solution, to "wash" the vehicle, followed by a drying microfiber towel. "No rinse"... The other common use- a couple ounces in a quart of water, in a sprayer- you can use as a detailing spray. Spray on, wipe off with clean microfiber towel. I use this both ways. Unless the vehicle is covered in heavy nasty gritty dirt, you don't have to spray vehicle with water pre, or to rinse off. The stuff ONR is made of actually lifts and coats dirt particles keeping them from scratching the paint.
1667204
Yes, you can. It's window tint for automobiles. You can use it on residential windows too.
682513
Not sure, but I think it can be used on any painted surface. It is biodegradable and reusable. I used it on a heavily varnished wooden door.
2031802
Yes you can spray it on basically anything. Make sure the surface is super clean first. I have plasti dipped wheels and it's very cool at first but then you realize you want it to be permanent and plasti dip is not.
1599768
???? Don't really know, my guess would be yes. It adheres very well to painted surface, as long as it's clean, go for it.