Brian_Brice
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ive been using my sonus blue pad and pc to apply cg's butter spray and a few other spray waxes, any harm in doing so with jett trigger? wouldnt that use less product?
applying ajt via pc
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I use very little AJ-T as it is...I would contine to use it by hand for several reasons.
1. If the paint is very soft and the pad becomes too dried out you might marr the paint
2. If some dirt gets into the pad you might marr/swirl the paint without even knowing at first.
3. AJ-T from my limited experience is easy to apply/buff off by hand
Just my opinion of course, I prefer to apply all waxes/sealants by hand. I guess if you've never had trouble with any other spray waxes it would work fine.
1. If the paint is very soft and the pad becomes too dried out you might marr the paint
2. If some dirt gets into the pad you might marr/swirl the paint without even knowing at first.
3. AJ-T from my limited experience is easy to apply/buff off by hand
Just my opinion of course, I prefer to apply all waxes/sealants by hand. I guess if you've never had trouble with any other spray waxes it would work fine.
Brian_Brice
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thanks josh,
yeah im just tryin to save as much as i can, i do use sparingly and normally dont overapply anything i was just curious really if there was a benefit results wise and saving product. havent even got my order in and im trying to stretch my buck already lol.
yeah im just tryin to save as much as i can, i do use sparingly and normally dont overapply anything i was just curious really if there was a benefit results wise and saving product. havent even got my order in and im trying to stretch my buck already lol.
VaSuperShine said:
You're welcome!
haha
I'm trying to stretch my buck as well...Thats why I just ordered about $100 more in products this past week :chuckle: I dont know why but there is just a thrill of having your products delivered and having a new bottle to look at and put on your shelf Well Im sure more people will chime in on your question. Im sure applying it via PC would definately allow you to apply evenly. I've never applied waxes via a machine...I just dont know why, maybe I should give it a shot on my cyclo!!
Brian_Brice
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definitely agreed on all the above.
nothing like getting a shipment, especially when its for your business so your wife cant get mad, then organizing all your products together is another one of my favorite pasttimes.
hell i even introduce some of my old stuff to my new stuff to make sure they get along in my storage bin lol
i just love the look of a section thats been applied via machine, its so even and so mixed in its darn near impossible to copy by hand but i cant say its detrimental to the results as ive waxed 100's by hand. sonus blue and lc black are my designated lsp pads now, you should give it a shot for sure
nothing like getting a shipment, especially when its for your business so your wife cant get mad, then organizing all your products together is another one of my favorite pasttimes.
hell i even introduce some of my old stuff to my new stuff to make sure they get along in my storage bin lol
i just love the look of a section thats been applied via machine, its so even and so mixed in its darn near impossible to copy by hand but i cant say its detrimental to the results as ive waxed 100's by hand. sonus blue and lc black are my designated lsp pads now, you should give it a shot for sure
I tired AJ via PC to this vette and then removed it with AJT. I had no problems at all.
If you note in that thread:
In this heat I will no longer apply AJ or even AJT to any car with a PC.
I have used AJT by hand since then without any problems.
If you note in that thread:
In this heat I will no longer apply AJ or even AJT to any car with a PC.
I have used AJT by hand since then without any problems.
Brian_Brice
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nasty wet vette there. very good work.
the heat...yeah a big concern for me too which is why ive been using the xmt line and other sun safe products even in my garage that gets brick oven like w/o ac. i just wanted a few of jeffs products at my disposal so i picked up prime and ajt. im sure they wont get moldy on my shelf
the heat...yeah a big concern for me too which is why ive been using the xmt line and other sun safe products even in my garage that gets brick oven like w/o ac. i just wanted a few of jeffs products at my disposal so i picked up prime and ajt. im sure they wont get moldy on my shelf
Darren F said:
I got this tip from Picus. :2thumbs:
I applied AJ with a PC to the entire car, then I went back and spritz'd AJT on each panel buffed it in and flipped the MF for a final buff. Again I would not recommend this method in the summer heat.
I am guessing this would be like doing a seperate coat of AJ then a coat of AJT.