I did some testing of the New Strip Wash before it hit the site.
First I applied a fresh coat of PS, left it on for a half hour or so before wiping off.
As you can see it beaded up nicely.
Then I added a couple ounces of the Strip Wash to my wash water.
Then I washed the hood that had I previously applied PS.
As you can see the Strip Wash done its intended job. Most of the beads are gone.
BTW I worked in my garage at 70 degrees.
I might add that before I added the additional PS that I already had a good coat of PS and the week before I applied a coat of Quick Sealant to help for bug removal for a road trip.
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I did some testing of the New Strip Wash before it hit the site.
First I applied a fresh coat of PS, left it on for a half hour or so before wiping off.
As you can see it beaded up nicely.
Then I added a couple ounces of the Strip Wash to my wash water.
Then I washed the hood that had I previously applied PS.
As you can see the Strip Wash done its intended job. Most of the beads are gone.
BTW I worked in my garage at 70 degrees.
I might add that before I added the additional PS that I already had a good coat of PS and the week before I applied a coat of Quick Sealant to help for bug removal for a road trip.
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