Whats your favorite LSP?
#46
04-18-2008 | 09:31 PM
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From: Germantown, TN
It gives your LSP a better surface to bond to. It removes the oils in the polish which can inhibit the LSP from bonding properly. Zymol, Swissvax, and Lusso all sell cleaner fluids that go with their waxes. These basically do the same thing, but with even more benefits and of course a higher price tag. Another thing you can do is wipe the paint down with prep- sol.
Not only do these wipe downs prepare the surface for your LSP, but they also remove any oils in the polish which may be hiding imperfections. So, as you're polishing you want to do these wipe downs after wiping the polish off to make sure the surface is perfect. VERY few people do this, mostly the perfectionists. So is it something you guys need to do? Well i recommend doing it before applying your LSP. But should you do it as you polish to insure a perfect finish? Thats probably something the majority of people here dont need to worry about.
Not only do these wipe downs prepare the surface for your LSP, but they also remove any oils in the polish which may be hiding imperfections. So, as you're polishing you want to do these wipe downs after wiping the polish off to make sure the surface is perfect. VERY few people do this, mostly the perfectionists. So is it something you guys need to do? Well i recommend doing it before applying your LSP. But should you do it as you polish to insure a perfect finish? Thats probably something the majority of people here dont need to worry about.
#47
04-18-2008 | 11:17 PM
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From: DFW
It gives your LSP a better surface to bond to. It removes the oils in the polish which can inhibit the LSP from bonding properly. Zymol, Swissvax, and Lusso all sell cleaner fluids that go with their waxes. These basically do the same thing, but with even more benefits and of course a higher price tag. Another thing you can do is wipe the paint down with prep- sol.
Not only do these wipe downs prepare the surface for your LSP, but they also remove any oils in the polish which may be hiding imperfections. So, as you're polishing you want to do these wipe downs after wiping the polish off to make sure the surface is perfect. VERY few people do this, mostly the perfectionists. So is it something you guys need to do? Well i recommend doing it before applying your LSP. But should you do it as you polish to insure a perfect finish? Thats probably something the majority of people here dont need to worry about.
Not only do these wipe downs prepare the surface for your LSP, but they also remove any oils in the polish which may be hiding imperfections. So, as you're polishing you want to do these wipe downs after wiping the polish off to make sure the surface is perfect. VERY few people do this, mostly the perfectionists. So is it something you guys need to do? Well i recommend doing it before applying your LSP. But should you do it as you polish to insure a perfect finish? Thats probably something the majority of people here dont need to worry about.
Speaking of contact with the paint, at the Fire Dept yesterday, several people were leaning on my truck... NOOO!!! (They are all senior to me and dont understand... Being young, I get enough crap, so I am not about to jump all over them...until I get a scratch...)
Okay, back tot he regularly scheduled programming...
