More then likely what you saw was spray buffing. To restore and bring back the shine.
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john public <brad_macaboy1234@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Chip,
>I have seen that wax applied to floors by spraying on with a spray bottle, then buffed immediately with a burnishing pad, sort a of a large 3M on a floor machine. Do you think it could be used on auto panels by applying with a spray bottle and then buffed while still wet?
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>I'm sure we'd all like to see your results ;-)
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>--- On Thu, 7/5/12, Chip <czulli@gmail.com> wrote:
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>From: Chip <czulli@gmail.com>
>Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Re: Is that a new paint job? !! UPDATE Questions
>To: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com
>Date: Thursday, July 5, 2012, 9:10 AM
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>Jim,
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>The wax I used came from Lowe's and was called Zep Commercial High Traffic Floor Wax.
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>I bought a gallon of the stuff for about $22. I have used about a quarter of the bottle so far and I probably have between 8 to 10 layers of finish on my coupe.
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>Again, buy a micro fiber wash cloth to do this work and remember to used disposable gloves. Putting the wax on is the easiest part of this job, although there is nothing hard about any of it.
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>You will be disappointed with the first few coats of wax, but by the 4th or 5th coat, you will begin to see the depth of the wax and the deep shine as well.
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>I hope this is helpful.
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>Chip
>Houston
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