AIO & quick detailing ?
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TortoiseAWD
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Apparently, the cleaners in AIO are diluted enough in the mix that they don't affect the layer of SG, but are still strong enough to clean surface dirt. I've done this before with decent results, but I added a small amount of AIO to some Poorboys Spray & Wipe rather than using plain water. The concoction seemed to have a more cleaning power than S&W by itself, and left a very slick surface behind. This wasn't over SG, btw . . . I don't even recall what sealant I happened to have on the car at the time (it was experimentation season).
You could mix up a small amount, and use it only on a fender or trunk for a while until you can tell if it's adversely affecting your sealant.
FWIW,
Tort
You could mix up a small amount, and use it only on a fender or trunk for a while until you can tell if it's adversely affecting your sealant.
FWIW,
Tort
MongooseGA
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Cool, never knew you could do this. :up:
You mean Winter
BTW, I can't figure out what the heck your avatar is.
TortoiseAWD said:
You mean Winter
BTW, I can't figure out what the heck your avatar is.
TortoiseAWD
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Nope, warm weather. I usually fall back on a durable sealant during winter, but try anything and everything I can get my hands on during warmer weather. Seems like I rarely have the same LSP on the car for more than a few weeks in the summertime.MongooseGA said:Cool, never knew you could do this. :up:
You mean Winter
BTW, I can't figure out what the heck your avatar is.
My avatar means "Trunkmonkey inside!": http://www.trunkmonkey.com/
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MongooseGA
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TortoiseAWD said:
Ah, I think I see it now. The really long thin line is the tail, and the dark lines are the actual body, right?
For the longest time, I thought it was a [sex organ] with some dirt on it or something...
