In and Out question

[rmcnamara]

My front bumper is mostly gray plastic. While a large portion I can get with a regular dressing, and an applicator. There is another portion that has all these dimples that would be difficult to use with an applicator. Would the in and out repel water and not have to be reapplied all the time. Or is it not meant for that type of application.

 

Thanks

[chops1sc]

It wont hurt anything to try it. Unless you don't have any (but there's a fine reason to place an order, lol!). If it doesn't work out you could try a VRT "milk" (1:1 VRT, water mixture) in a spray bottle.

[BRZN]

The In & Out Spray is intended to be used in areas where you can't get an applicator with VRT. It'll last about the same as VRT with almost an equal gloss (or lack there of).

 

I find the water diluted VRT more likely to run leaving streaks. It also applies too heavy mixed and is going to leave streaks if rained on.

[rmcnamara]

Thanks for the info. It cleared that up for me.

[Chris@Adams]

The In & Out Spray is intended to be used in areas where you can't get an applicator with VRT. It'll last about the same as VRT with almost an equal gloss (or lack there of).

 

I find the water diluted VRT more likely to run leaving streaks. It also applies too heavy mixed and is going to leave streaks if rained on.

 

I agree!!

[BrianT]

VRT applied with a lug nut brush. Of course the lug nut brush should just be used for VRT.

[rmcnamara]

Very interesting idea

[Tim]

These are cheap brushes I use for svrt all the time:

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00002N6GA/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[rmcnamara]

Does anyone have any issues with svrt When it gets wet. As far as streaking.

[Tim]

Does anyone have any issues with svrt When it gets wet. As far as streaking.

If you apply too much, yes. Let it sit for a while then knock it down with a microfiber towel.

[CMDChase]

I've used in and out spray for several years on exterior trim. No problems with running or lasting

[avimore]

VRT applied with a lug nut brush. Of course the lug nut brush should just be used for VRT.

 

Great idea!