Yep, anything electrical that water exposure could cause damage or malfunction.
Fast and easy engine detailing - 15 minutes to a clean engine
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Yep, anything electrical that water exposure could cause damage or malfunction.
PPLd
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Great work!
It would take me the whole afternoon if this is my car!
Btw, I have been using Saran wrap to cover the connectors.
It works better than alum foil as it can stick to itself and provide some sort of water resistance.
It would take me the whole afternoon if this is my car!
Btw, I have been using Saran wrap to cover the connectors.
It works better than alum foil as it can stick to itself and provide some sort of water resistance.
jimmie jam
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Dennis, this is a great idea. I agree about the "whole afternoon"....Todd IS the master.
garbledwords
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Great article. Love it. :rockon
House of Wax
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Great thread revival. Going to have to pick up some of that Sonus
silver2kws6
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Fantastic article beats using old socks and apc.
Looks like you are getting good results with one coat of Sonus Motor Kote
I use two as suggested by Sonus:
"Spray two light coats, allowing 15-20 minutes drying time between coats. DO NOT WIPE. Allow one hour of final drying time before use."
I just find some other area to work on between coats, so it wouldn't affect the total detail time at all
Love SMK, the look is great and it does not attract dust like "dressings"
I use two as suggested by Sonus:
"Spray two light coats, allowing 15-20 minutes drying time between coats. DO NOT WIPE. Allow one hour of final drying time before use."
I just find some other area to work on between coats, so it wouldn't affect the total detail time at all
Love SMK, the look is great and it does not attract dust like "dressings"
If you're talking about All Clean+ (not the original All Clean), do 1:10 for the engine.