I have slight orange peel effect on a newly painted part of my rear bumper, would this product be the best way to smooth it out?
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It would take you way too long to buff out by hand an orange peel effect with this stuff, it doesn't cut down the clear coat enough to get it right. It would need a buffer with various grades of cutting compound followed by glaze to seal it in depending on how bad the peel is.
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I bought this product and it is really good; however, it does not remove chipped paint nor scratches from your car. Again, when used correctly it will make your car look great. I bought a small bottle of black paint from my car dealer > brush the chips with the paint > then I lay toilet paper on it to take off access > then do it all over again > three times is sufficient. R
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You have to mix in some fast reducer to make it a little smoother. It will then have a slight shine to it.
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This product is more like an oil than a top coat finish so it depends on what the other product you have used as to how it all might look if you go ahead and apply the polyx to the rubbed off area. The good news is that you could give this product a try, and then if it hasn't blended in well, then try sanding later. When you sand afterwards it's not the same as sanding off a 'varnish', you are simply sanding the floor boards themselves (as the polyx is absorbed rather than sitting on the surface). Hope this makes sense. I also am no expert, just a user.
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Hi: I assume you mean painted bumpers?? If so, then yes this wax is fine. If you are speaking of a bumper that is like flat black with a textured finish then no. For material like that you would be good with some type of vinyl protectant.
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Man I'm sorry to hear that. If the key scratch goes through the clear coat I don't think this will help. This is for the spider webs and swirls you see in the sun in your paint. I don't know if you have a buffer but I would start with a more aggressive polish (V34 or V36?) on the orbital and work your way up. If you don't have a machine find a detailer. It would probable be cheaper that way and he will do it right.
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This product is safe on all colors. Streaking is normal. If u don't have patience you should not be washing or waxing your own vehicle. high streaking is cause by over spray. This is perfectly fine. continue to buff the spot by hand with a cloth/towel (paint safe) and the streaking will go away. Keep in mind if your doing this in the sun it will take more time and patience to remove. My best advice is to wash in direct sunlight pull into a shaded area, and wait for paint to cool down. Lightly mist the spraywax one panel at a time. Use cloth (paint safe) to rub in and spread then use dry side to buff. This product is safe on all colors. Streaking is normal. If u don't have patience you should not be washing or waxing your own vehicle. high streaking is cause by over spray. This is perfectly fine. continue to buff the spot by hand with a cloth/towel (paint safe) and the streaking will go away. Keep in mind if your doing this in the sun it will take more time and patience to remove. My best advice is to wash in direct sunlight pull into a shaded area, and wait for paint to cool down. Lightly mist the spraywax one panel at a time. Use cloth (paint safe) to rub in and spread then use dry... » Read More This product is safe on all colors. Streaking is normal. If u don't have patience you should not be washing or waxing your own vehicle. high streaking is cause by over spray. This is perfectly fine. continue to buff the spot by hand with a cloth/towel (paint safe) and the streaking will go away. Keep in mind if your doing this in the sun it will take more time and patience to remove. My best advice is to wash in direct sunlight pull into a shaded area, and wait for paint to cool down. Lightly mist the spraywax one panel at a time. Use cloth (paint safe) to rub in and spread then use dry side to buff. « Show Less
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This product is safe on all colors. Streaking is normal. If u don't have patience you should not be washing or waxing your own vehicle. high streaking is cause by over spray. This is perfectly fine. continue to buff the spot by hand with a cloth/towel (paint safe) and the streaking will go away. Keep in mind if your doing this in the sun it will take more time and patience to remove. My best advice is to wash in direct sunlight pull into a shaded area, and wait for paint to cool down. Lightly mist the spraywax one panel at a time. Use cloth (paint safe) to rub in and spread then use dry side to buff.
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This worked great on my car bumper. I removed as much of the rust that I could with wire brush and sand paper. Cleaned off the remaining rust dust with tack cloth. Used the Plasti-Kote, waited for it to dry and then used primer, paint and clear coat. No rust has yet appeared. I am very pleased.
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Hello, Unfortunately wall decals do not stick very well to heavy orange peel textured walls. They are only meant for slightly textured walls. Thank you. Simple Shapes
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Deep scratch is relative. As long as the scratch has not cut completely through the bumper, the glazing compound should work fine. File down all high spots. Use an auto putty spreader. Use thin multiple applications as opposed to a single application. Wet sand.
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Clean your bumper well with the provided prep pads and this product will adhere very well!!!
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Did you think about using spray silicone lubricant? Orange can? I swear this stuff is ivory soap and water. It bubbles a little when you put it on. Hasn't hurt 25 year old BMW rubber.
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No, keep every type of wax from porous bumpers. You would spend a fair amount of time removing the haze that would develop if you were to apply wax to it.
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You can thin it with 20% lacquer thinner, but test your spray pattern on something so that you don't have orange peel texture.
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It doesn't peel off like a plastidip. It is more like an enamel. I'm sure you'd have no problem using an glossover with it but I wouldn't recommend it unless you are you using to two very light coats or less. Sand down the area you plan on painting with a a 400gr sandpaper (that's what I used and it worked great). Then spray light coats, waiting about ten to fifteen minutes in between coats. Don't go passed three coats unless yo only ever plan on driving during the day. Finished produc looks great and for the price I would definitely recommend it.
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If you have a blemish in the clear coat you could use Flitz but it really isn't an automotive paint polish. Just being clear this is not intended for overall paint polish. Personally I would not use on the black plastic bumper covers. Those are normally textured and flat black. Other products like Mother's Back to Black would be a better choice. Flitz is a great product but not in these cases.