Will this spoil the finish on cars?
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Your mileage may vary due to difference in finishes, but I used many repeated applications (with a lot of elbow grease) to remove some orange paint from a small construction vehicle that backed into it, and the orange paint came off with no damage to the finish on my car.
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I got a small amount on the finish on my black BMW, wiped it off immediately and there was no residual effect.
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I think it would be asking alot from this tool, Yes it should provide a good finish on a car, but for me it would take alot of practice to perfect
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I don't think so. You are going to want to keep the material away from the muffler until it cools.
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I will assume it would but it might possibly make the spot darker than the rest of the seats so you would need quite a few bottles if you were going to do an entire car. This is a very small bottle.
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I doubt it will work. Believe it or not, Spot Shot Stain Remover on a rag works well. I've done this for years with no damage to the car finish.
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No. I wouldn't put on a finish except food silicone spray, as needed between uses.
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I don't know what kind of finish you have on your car but I would soak it in plain water and use a paper towel. These clothes really scrub and might ruin your finish depending on the condition. The thing about bird poo is to get it off quickly!!!
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Yes it will protect the finish and make it last. First time i didnt use clear everytime since i have
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You might get better results using Mothers Tire Shine type product. The wax will leave a film on the plastic like dirt. Years ago,Armour All came out and was great for the trim as well. Mothers products seem to have developed that type of product a little better. It is better to almost soak a rag with the product and wipe the trim with it. A few coats every week and see what you think. Just make sure the trim is real clean. Perhaps to wax the car first,and do the trim last. Hoping you like the results!
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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.
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Hi, It might work, but I don't know what it will do to the car's finish. A water-soluble paint thinner is probably a better answer. Sap can harden to the point where it can scratch the finish if you remove it early. Let it soften, then wipe it off with a soft cloth. You'll want to wax the car afterwards to protect the finish as the solvents will eat the wax that was there.
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Yes but be careful and don't use it on fresh paint, it ripped the clear coat off my bumper that had recently been resprayed.
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Almost anything except super corrosive solvents that are designed to remove the finish. Once cured the finish is bulletproof. You can use car wash, 409, Windex, etc.
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This is the best wax available. Go ahead and use it on your new car to protect the finish and keep it looking new.
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Thats better. The chemical in this product will ruin your car's paint. Beware of this product
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I would not suggest using this product or the nail polish. I would recommend using products made for metal/cars.
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You're overestimating the lasting power of a very thin coat of wax. The Klassee sealant is the best car paint protectorant I have ever used, as with ALL waxing or sealant products it has a solvent effect to remove oxidation, old wax and other surface pollutants which are then removed when you wipe away the glaze. I do what a lot of others have done and it you have some muscle power put the sealant on wipe away the glaze then use Mothers, or any name brand Brazillian Carnuba wax on top of the sealant. This is PURE CARNUBA, not products with Carnuba in them. EXTREMELY important. With this top coat added to the Klassee you'll have the highest gloss finish you can get. You'll thank me. Oh and I don't sell anything, I'm not a shill, just a car enthusiast living in an extreme enviorment, Phoenix, AZ