Rob Howard
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that tims sells on your paint to use when using a quick detailer?
Why just for winter 845??
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Brad B
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Yes. I do all the time with great results.
Rob Howard
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<strong class='bbc'>Yes. I do all the time with great results.
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<strong class='bbc'>Yes. I do all the time with great results.
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bill buxton
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Many here use 845 as a winter wax for protection, but why just winter only. I used the 845 today and I must say its a nice product. It goes on easy comes off easy and shines as well as anything else I have used. The kicker is everyone claims it lasts a long time as well.
Why would you use a different was in summer time when this stuff seems to be the ba/// ?
I used it over bfwd that was applied 1-2 months back on a nice clean surface and it has lots of pop.
It might be my new topper over the bfwd from now on...
Why would you use a different was in summer time when this stuff seems to be the ba/// ?
I used it over bfwd that was applied 1-2 months back on a nice clean surface and it has lots of pop.
It might be my new topper over the bfwd from now on...
imported_Jokeman
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I like it a lot. I use it when I know when I wont be able to wax for a while.
bmw5541
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Bill,
I am so glad to hear you say that. I will be applying my BFWD topped with 845 very soon, and I am pleased to know that you like the combo so much.:clap:
I am pretty sure the solvent content in 845 is pretty high... I would think that it would remove much of whatever was under it???
OT: I use 845 for more than just winterizing as it really is a nice offering
845 on black:
bmw5541
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Those are some GREAT reflections:drool5:
Cleaning Fool
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Ive always considered 845 a year round product. Good stuff and the price is so good.