Will lsp`s bond to a surface that has recently had FK425 applied to it?
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06-03-2008,�06:06 PM #1
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06-03-2008,�06:12 PM #2
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Yes.
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06-03-2008,�06:22 PM #3
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Originally Posted by Shuskan3
What "bonds" to FK-425......?
I can`t even hardly keep dust on my car with that stuff......
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06-03-2008,�06:43 PM #4
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:funnypost Originally Posted by Dave1
What "bonds" to FK-425......?
I can`t even hardly keep dust on my car with that stuff......
It doesn`t bond to FK425, it bonds to the surface. :usa -
06-03-2008,�08:00 PM #5
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Originally Posted by Shuskan3
I think plenty of things have bonded to FK425. :chuckle: -
06-04-2008,�11:50 AM #6
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I`ve never noticed any problems from applying LSPs to a FK425`ed surface. FK even talks about using the FK425 before applying stuff, and also as an application-pad lube for some of their LSPs.
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06-04-2008,�04:58 PM #7
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If you wash your car before you apply the LSP,[Duhhhh!] you will remove most of the 425 easily.
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06-04-2008,�05:07 PM #8
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Originally Posted by jermar
that`s correctI AM HERE TO LEARN!!!! -
06-04-2008,�05:46 PM #9
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Wow, great conclusion. Duhhhh being the key word. LOL Originally Posted by jermar
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06-04-2008,�09:06 PM #10
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I finally ordered some FK425 today. Can`t wait to try it out.
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06-04-2008,�09:24 PM #11
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Originally Posted by EisenHulk
you will like it, and it`s one of the best smelling products i might add... -
06-04-2008,�09:28 PM #12
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Right on, man. I also picked up a tin of 1000p. I mean, who needs money in their bank account?
Originally Posted by BigAl3
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06-04-2008,�09:28 PM #13
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My wife loves 425 around the house using a mf. Im on my second gallon. Originally Posted by BigAl3
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06-19-2008,�05:53 PM #14
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Originally Posted by jermar
So 425 will only last for one wash? Then all gone? I was hoping to get at least 2 washes out of it. Meguiar UQD and other products refer to "lasts through multiple washes." Big Duhhh to me, I guess. -
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Originally Posted by rjom
I`ve never used the UQD so I guess I shouldn`t offer an opinion, but I`d be astounded if any QD lasted through "multiple washes".
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