Pls how long will it take for me to wipe the polish for the car
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The polish comes off very easily. Just rub a towel over it. It is the best car polish I have ever used.
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I've found that it's easier to wipe off if you don't let it sit too long. I let it sit for about 30 seconds and wipe it off when I let it sit to get the haze they describe in the bottle it was extremely difficult to remove.
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Depends on the size of your car. Do one panel at the time. Leave it to a haze, then buff it off. Easy
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Depends on the size of the vehicle. A large SUV or pickup truck would take maybe 1 1/2 hours to do it correctly. A smaller sedan maybe 1 hour. Nu Finish goes on and wipes off easy compared to many of the paste waxes I have used before. It also seems to last as long as a good paste wax, maybe longer.
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soon as it dries you can take it off. I usually wax about 25% of the car the I take it off.
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I Speed Shine my car on average once a month, unless I get caught in the rain. And no, you only have to wash the micro soft towels when they dirty. Use one after you spray the Speed Shine on to wipe off and another separate clean one to dry/polish. I have used Speed Shine for years and it is the best product out there. You can Speed Shine a car in less than 20 minutes with awesome results.
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If applied to a totally clean exterior..and i do mean scrubbed wiped and dried, wipe new does do a good job. The car should remain in the garage and out of the sun for 48 hours. I know the directions say 24 hours, but the sun will ruin the finish if not totally cured. Having used it on 2 cars, I would never use it again. It is unforgiving if a mistake is done. Based on the cost, surface prep and application restrictions, I would buy 12 oz of your favorite exterior treatment and redo the trim as needed.
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Dear Maryellen Brown,It takes about 3 minutes for each step. Please kindly note it's nomal that gel Polish is a bit gummy and you need to wipe your nails down with rubbing alcohol after you're finished. Best regards,MelissaMelodySusie Direct
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You have to wipe nails with the cleanser after last coat, they will be hard and non tacky immediately
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Takes about 3 timer cycles so about 3 minutes. I am still testing the UV light time on what works best. It's not easy to know because the Gel polishes leave a tacky feel to the touch and makes it feel like it's not cured yet. When completely done, you would use alcohal to remove the tackiness.
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U need to keep it on for some time. It takes around five min to get rid of stale smell in car
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Put polish remover on cotton pad and wrap around finger nail and let set a few minutes, polish will come right off..I put 3 or4 cotton pads on at once and hold with fingers and polish comes right off, you just need to let remover set on nail a few minutes, love this polish!!!! Hope this helps, Jan
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You apply with a rag in small sections and floor should dry 45 minutes to an hour. It looks great when first applied. If your using in a kitchen water marks leave white rings, rubber soled shoes leave marks and it's basically a mess. I bought the polish remover after scrubbing the floor with ammonia mixture and working my fingers to the bone. Save yourself the time and money. Horrible product !
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I would say No, the polish dries very quick less then a min. I hope this helps
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I agree with Scottie. There are easier ways but the polish doesn't last. Take the time to use the Maas polish and you will have a long lasting shine. It also won't damage the finish.
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Chad: I can't remember exactly but I think about 15-30 minutes each or maybe more. It takes time to change pads and mask off and stop and check, etc. I usually said to myself - that's not enough, and re-did that lite again with same grit. You have to be vary careful not to run off on your paint or chrome. I used water and wet sanded every step. I would never try it dry only! I even went to PepBoys or Autozone or somewhere and bought a 2000 grit paper and made up my own extra fine pad. That grit that was not included in the 3-M packet. I did my Dodge Pickup lites in the fall 2012 they still look good. Chad: I can't remember exactly but I think about 15-30 minutes each or maybe more. It takes time to change pads and mask off and stop and check, etc. I usually said to myself - that's not enough, and re-did that lite again with same grit. You have to be vary careful not to run off on your paint or chrome. I used water and wet sanded every step. I would never try it dry only! I even went to PepBoys or Autozone or somewhere and bought a 2000 grit paper and made up my own extra fine pad. That grit that was not included in the 3-M packet. I did my Dodge Pickup lites in the fall 2012 they still... » Read More Chad: I can't remember exactly but I think about 15-30 minutes each or maybe more. It takes time to change pads and mask off and stop and check, etc. I usually said to myself - that's not enough, and re-did that lite again with same grit. You have to be vary careful not to run off on your paint or chrome. I used water and wet sanded every step. I would never try it dry only! I even went to PepBoys or Autozone or somewhere and bought a 2000 grit paper and made up my own extra fine pad. That grit that was not included in the 3-M packet. I did my Dodge Pickup lites in the fall 2012 they still look good. « Show Less
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With gel polishes- it dries between 2-3 minutes each coat you set in the UV light, depending on the brand you are using. Most gel polishes set within 2 minutes each coat you apply. Then again, with gel nails, in total it should take about 6-8 minutes in total (2 minutes for setting the base coat, 2 minutes per color coat you apply, & 2 minutes for the final top coat.) With normal nail polishes- Personally, I would not recommend leaving your nails in there for a total of 10 minutes straight. That's all I know of.
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Yes, there are four stages of polishing. First three involve ever-finer sandpaper. The fourth involves a cream polish. I have a Honda Odyssey, with huge plastic headlights, and the process took me 45 minutes. Here is a video explaining the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvdiiXfvkD8
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Well, I can just tell you my experiences and observations. I put on 1 coat of the new finish about 8 months ago and it still looks great. I wash my car about every 3 to 6 weeks and most of the time I don't use any soap. I usually get a gallon of hot water and a clean soft cloth. Wring it out good and go over the entire car. In stubborn areas I'll use a magic eraser. I'll most likely put on another coat of the Nu finish prior to when the snow starts to fall.Hope this helps.- Bob
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It depends on how thick you paint. The thicker the paint the longer the wait. Somewhere around 4 to 12 hours I would guess
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Unlike regular nail polish you can't remove these by just wiping with polish remover you need to put remover on a cotton ball on the nails then wrap and leave on for and least 10 minutes to soak off the gel