If I use the spray version http://www.amazon.com/Andis-Blade-Car... do I still need to use this?
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Yes, it all works toward a common goal... to keep the blades running cool and sharp.
2224442
I got the 39045 kit and it has an extreme amount of protectant lol. I had enough that after i used the kit i wanted it smoother and i went and got a big 3000 grit pad from autozone for like 5-6bucks and did 2 really good layerings of the protectant. I definately suggest getting another 3000 grit or 5000 grit pad with the kit and use the extra pad after the kit.
1477413
I would skip the Meguires. If you 'clay' your car to remove all the old wax, after applying the Opti spray wax you will have a shine like you have never seen before.
1924754
Lubricant & ~coolant... Just spray on the blade: directing spray @ sliding contacts of the blade, i.e. (1) upper (moving) & base (stationary) plates sliding surfaces toward blade teeth, & where the spring presses down on the upper blade. Can also use the fluid for blade blade if needed.
1165782
This is better than the Ultimate- & Quick detailer, easier in use and adds a way better hydrophobic finish to the surface. One of the best quick detailer sprays on the market. And it smells great ;) Kind Regards
370225
I believe you should have no problem using it on new or older cars, just follow the directions closely!
1426324
If the superliners use the same andis blade. I dont know if it is possible, maybe you should look more into if the blades are similar.
1242321
I use it on my black corvette after trying other detail sprays & I'm very satisfied, don't spray it on a hot surface & also make sure you have a quality micro fiber cloth.
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You don't have to. I have used it with and without. It does seem to glide much smoother across the blade when I use honing oil. I've even heard of some people using water. Honing oil is relatively inexpensive, so I tend to use it.
1842674
I don't think so. I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive. The spray should be all you need.
2002290
No, I've always just used the spout included and a funnel if necessary. Used on different cars, leaf blowers, mowers, etc. with just this set up.
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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.
1007451
Yes you can use the same camshaft and head,I did,the only thing that was missing in my kit is the head gasket,i use the same gasket with copper spray.you can get the spray in any auto part.
569507
Yes, you do need to use a lubricant. I used Griot's Speed Shine liberally and it worked great.
259861
I installed with the spray, not sure if it can be installed without. Suggest you go to Delta's web page and use the model number.
2014719
It depends on the car type. Many models use one short blade and one long blade, although I don't know that it is necessary. I think you would be fine buying two of the same length but I would check your car to see what lengths the blades are right now.
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Car. I feel that this sprayer will be to heavy for you with your physical issues, even though it is well balanced. You would have to hold it with both hands and this would not allow good spraying action. I might suggest you try a paint roller system that has a pump in the handle with a reservoir to hold the paint. Wagner makes this product also.