Red x's? ..All i see is a blue Question marks..Strange...LOL
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Red x's? ..All i see is a blue Question marks..Strange...LOL
Ok, my carwash put the armor all on my trim and it messed up my forever black coating. So today I reapplied the using a different brush and was amazed how good it looked and how quickly it went on without streaks. I have done this about 3 times and this was the quickest and the best results I have ever had.
1. first don't even think about using that foam pad on top of the bottle.
2. go to home depot and get one of the trim pad brushes pictured below.
3. pull the top off the bottle and pour some forever black in a disposable bowl.
4. using the trim brush you can easily use the red end as a guide to keep the brush off the painted surface of the car while you whip around the moulding.
4. I was done in no more than 30 minutes and used rubbing alcohol for a couple of oops spots.
5. quick, easy, and looks awesome!
Craig
1. first don't even think about using that foam pad on top of the bottle.
2. go to home depot and get one of the trim pad brushes pictured below.
3. pull the top off the bottle and pour some forever black in a disposable bowl.
4. using the trim brush you can easily use the red end as a guide to keep the brush off the painted surface of the car while you whip around the moulding.
4. I was done in no more than 30 minutes and used rubbing alcohol for a couple of oops spots.
5. quick, easy, and looks awesome!
Craig
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