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Old 02-09-08, 06:12 AM   #11
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If it's Menzerna then you need PO85 RD3.02

If it's the 3M stuff then you need the Fast Cut plus
http://www.cartersconsumables.co.uk/...tre-p-723.html

These are both fairly abrasive, and would be best to finish with either a finishing polishing such as either of he ones you have listed.


and the Meguiars quick clay system is perfect and you'll be amazed at how much shit, claying your car will remove from the paint!
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i have ordered some collinite 915,does this require a pre wax cleaner or a polish before application....a friend uses zymol and that has a pre wax cleaner(bonding coat)he buys from the usa as the uk zymol is different(not as good)
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i have ordered some collinite 915,does this require a pre wax cleaner or a polish before application....a friend uses zymol and that has a pre wax cleaner(bonding coat)he buys from the usa as the uk zymol is different(not as good)
Always best to use a pre wax cleaner before applying any wax so it can bond properly to the paint.

First polish.
Second, use a good pre wax cleaner. The Zymol HD Cleanse is very good and smells like chocolate but you do need to spritz with water to use properly else it can be a PITA to get off. I prefer the Dodo Juice lime prime.
They do 2. Lime prime has mild abrasives and lime prime light has no abrasives.
Then apply the wax. The key to applying collinite is to apply it as thinly as possible.
Many people tend to cake it on and then spend ages trying to get it off. A pea size should cover half a bonnet, maybe more.
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thanks for that coxy,all questions are answered for me...the zymol chocolate is very tempting to taste .. i have seen my mate spray it afterwards with a spayer and water..he also does only 1 panel at a time,but has a lot more time on his hands than me
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