Do you think this could be used as a "spot treatment" for stubborn areas or would you recommend doing the entire vehicle?
1943805
I would go by feel, if you don't feel the grit, not necessary to do that area. I can tell you though that my car went from feeling like sandpaper to silky smooth. Remember to never drop the clay on the ground.
638847
I would think so. I used it for the, shall we say, most sensitive spots for a Brazilian wax. It did make a big difference but didn't take away the pain entirely. Apply it to the entire area and leave it on undisturbed for a good 45 minutes or so.
461687
I used it to clean mine and didn't have any issues. Couldn't hurt to do a spot test first, though.
609126
Yes you can, I've tried it that way too. You will get better results with the AIO applied first. Btw- I have a silver car and klasse makes it easy to shine like new. Absolutely the best car care products available
347861
I apologize for this late reply. I spay the area that I can reach ( my car, it is everywhere but bottom) - it seems to be good enough, to still work well. I have sprayed it on a car where it was hard to reach the top/bottom - but if you have the time you could spray, then move your car forward a couple of times.? Hope this is useful. I live in Minnesota and think it is a great product! :)
1122263
I recommend the Bissell spot cleaner, I used it on my truck and it did a nice job. My son then used it on his truck and also replied it worked well.
2282028
Yes this would definitely be useful. Spread the lotion or med around and not put it in one spot on the applicator.
1775145
If I had those issues to deal with, I would give this product a try. I have successfully used it to clear up the plastic covers of car headlight assemblies and tail lamps with a great degree of success.
2162281
I don't think I would try it as you would have more control by using a spray bottle. I used a pump sprayer and followed the manufacturer's directions. This was about six weeks ago and the treated areas remain free of odor or spots.
2242018
That would be the way to go, to get the bugs and grit off your car, but you'll still have to reclear coat your car... Good luck...
840737
No, I believe the stuff made specifically for that purpose will be the best.This is great as an after wash detailer, on a car with a wax job, it will keep it"waxed" and slick for an extended period of time. It is a great product for that use.
417689
It will not "fix" wear that has already occurred or existing damage, but it will help in preventing additional wear. If the engine is suffering from excessive friction between engine parts, you may notice a significant increase in your gas mileage after applying this. I have a 2014 Focus with 260K miles and it is going strong still. I have used this regularly at 50K intervals.
752195
I would not use this for that purpose. There are lots of leather cleaning and treatment products available.
649308
My experience wasn't ideal. I applied too much in areas, so after 6 mons thought Id try again. I couldnt get it to come off, was afraid I would damage the paint. Took it to dealer, had professionals remove and apply clear bra. Cost me another $500 :(. A more experienced person would probably give a different opinion. I did thoroughly wax with enclosed wax. Sorry to be negative.
390309
I would say "yes"........ If your detailing or or doing alot of trim work......in my opinion it's overkill...
1945514
I never tried that, but I would think it would get rid of spots and smudges, and afterwards, probably a light wipe would be needed. Hope someone has tried it and can tell you for sure.
1324141
Are you asking if you can mix it with paint, or with some kind of wax for use after you wash the car? Either way, I can't see it hurting anything but I don't think it would benefit anything either. The dust is too fine and too small of portions to be visible in any capacity on a vehicle.