Hey guys, I’ve applied H2O to my car every few washes for the last few months (I have half a gallon of the old stuff that a buddy gave me for a good price when the 2.0 came out). It’s the end of February and I live in Long Island, NY aka cold cold cold. Spring time is around the corner and it’s time to do a correction. My concern is how do I strip off H2O completely or almost completely? Of course polishing the paint as is would mostly remove it but I want just that little bit more power to remove it before I load up my pads when I correct.
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Hey guys, I’ve applied H2O to my car every few washes for the last few months (I have half a gallon of the old stuff that a buddy gave me for a good price when the 2.0 came out). It’s the end of February and I live in Long Island, NY aka cold cold cold. Spring time is around the corner and it’s time to do a correction. My concern is how do I strip off H2O completely or almost completely? Of course polishing the paint as is would mostly remove it but I want just that little bit more power to remove it before I load up my pads when I correct.
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