Easy way to remove LSP

G.T.Subie said:
I don't have S&W either.

Steve could I just use the SSR1 by hand.
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Prolly better to use pro polish. But wait for the Kahuna of Carbnauba to chime in.

But if you ordered the stuff yesterday, you would have it by now. (shamless plug for my post :notme: )
 
Then you should have bought it for me :D

Honsetly I think it would be waste for me. What does it do that SSR won't
 
G.T.Subie said:
Then you should have bought it for me :D

Honsetly I think it would be waste for me. What does it do that SSR won't
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It's great for alot of stuff. I clean my exhaust with it. Something I learned from Patrick.

It's great for stripping lsp's if you don't want an abbrasive.

Great on wheels. Great for cleaning behind license plates that nobody took off for years and you finally took it off and saw a whole bunch of crud.

Wait till the fall detail event and try it there. But a little goes real far.

And since teh Kahuna said you canuse the ssr 1. It's a moot point. But do try it at the fall event.
 
Thanks

I did use the Pro Polish on the chrome on my car at the Detail weekend.

So now that it seems I need some is it beter to get the PWS over the Pro Polish fro the protection factor. I didn't realize you could use the PP on plastics also.

I feel like I learn new xxxx here everyday. :dcrules

Steve I have an order coming :rockon
 
G.T.Subie said:
Thanks

I did use the Pro Polish on the chrome on my car at the Detail weekend.

So now that it seems I need some is it beter to get the PWS over the Pro Polish fro the protection factor. I didn't realize you could use the PP on plastics also.

I feel like I learn new xxxx here everyday. :dcrules

Steve I have an order coming :rockon
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come on into chat room
 
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