Megs Body Solvent Question
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Yes, you should re-wax after using Body Solvent.
I've had great results with Body Solvent on tar. I spray it on and let it soak in for at least 15 to 20 minutes and the tar wipes right off the paint. I've found the key is to letting it soak for a while. It does not work very well on bugs though. The Body Solvent works best at removing petroleum based products. That is my experience.
All yea, and it has a great smell. A little too good considering it is a solvent.
I've had great results with Body Solvent on tar. I spray it on and let it soak in for at least 15 to 20 minutes and the tar wipes right off the paint. I've found the key is to letting it soak for a while. It does not work very well on bugs though. The Body Solvent works best at removing petroleum based products. That is my experience.
All yea, and it has a great smell. A little too good considering it is a solvent.
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Originally Posted by Mister B
Yes, you should re-wax after using Body Solvent.
I've had great results with Body Solvent on tar. I spray it on and let it soak in for at least 15 to 20 minutes and the tar wipes right off the paint. I've found the key is to letting it soak for a while. It does not work very well on bugs though. The Body Solvent works best at removing petroleum based products. That is my experience.
All yea, and it has a great smell. A little too good considering it is a solvent.
I've had great results with Body Solvent on tar. I spray it on and let it soak in for at least 15 to 20 minutes and the tar wipes right off the paint. I've found the key is to letting it soak for a while. It does not work very well on bugs though. The Body Solvent works best at removing petroleum based products. That is my experience.
All yea, and it has a great smell. A little too good considering it is a solvent.
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