Street Dreams
New member
915 looks great and is very durable but be careful when using it. First off wear gloves on the hand that will be applying it, via applicator or whatever because it does not wash off skin easily. Second be mindful of how hard it cures if you apply to thick, it will take some muscle to wipe off.
For me I used it on my car only 1 time because I found that even after many wipedowns it left some smearing, this is more likely to occur on a non metallic finish (my car is)
If your working on a car that has a soft clear or is very finicky, 915 may not be the best choice to use. A polymer sealant may be a better route because of how easily they buff off.
Also after it's buffed off and cured go back and do a wipedown or 2 with distiller water.
And wash your applicator immediately after use sonit does not harden and you can use it again.
For me I used it on my car only 1 time because I found that even after many wipedowns it left some smearing, this is more likely to occur on a non metallic finish (my car is)
If your working on a car that has a soft clear or is very finicky, 915 may not be the best choice to use. A polymer sealant may be a better route because of how easily they buff off.
Also after it's buffed off and cured go back and do a wipedown or 2 with distiller water.
And wash your applicator immediately after use sonit does not harden and you can use it again.