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That's because they are not equal! The quick detailer/Pledge folks would like to think they are, but they're just kidding themselves.
There is NO substitute for proper paint prep (compound/polish/wax), it takes a lot of work to get a liquid wet like shine.
Ahhh an assumer.
1. It's had it's clay bar within the last 3 months.
2. If and when I get scratches bad enough to use polish I would.
3. You obviously don't know what cherry wax is.
More importantly I prefer to spend more time riding it than getting it ready for a bike show.
1. It's had it's clay bar within the last 3 months.
2. If and when I get scratches bad enough to use polish I would.
3. You obviously don't know what cherry wax is.
More importantly I prefer to spend more time riding it than getting it ready for a bike show.
Nothing personal. To each his own.
So you properly prepare your paint....that was my point....thanks for clarifying it further.
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