You wont rub through, go steady use the sanding block like a squeegee to remove the slurry and you will see how much peel you have left. keep away from the edges.
Shaunp wrote:You wont rub through, go steady use the sanding block like a squeegee to remove the slurry and you will see how much peel you have left. keep away from the edges.
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Ok Shaun, but if I stuff it up it's your fault.?????
Dwayne wrote:You can also add a little bit of detergent to the water.
I use car wash like Mequires wash its real slippery. Use the Scholl S3 put 4 pea size spots on the buff. Have squirt spray bottle of water, and keep misting the panel the compound loves a bit of water and it goes a long way. Its an easy compound to clean up but I still mask the car up a panel at time so the clean up is easier. When get the stuff from Waxit get the Poor boys quick detailer spray stuff . Use the orange lake country pad with the S3 White with 20 and black with the S30. Dampen the buff pad as well.
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Dwayne wrote:You can also add a little bit of detergent to the water.
I use car wash like Mequires wash its real slippery. Use the Scholl S3 put 4 pea size spots on the buff. Have squirt spray bottle of water, and keep misting the panel the compound loves a bit of water and it goes a long way. Its an easy compound to clean up but I still mask the car up a panel at time so the clean up is easier. When get the stuff from Waxit get the Poor boys quick detailer spray stuff . Use the orange lake country pad with the S3 White with 20 and black with the S30. Dampen the buff pad as well.