have anyone used vinegar? if so please provide some insight, thanks
Vinegar.........no not at all..........would it work......as for dilution, i would like to know what the amounts are, since it is acid.
I called them and they were out of the 16oz and quoted me $300US to ship.......
So for sure i would need that solvent to remove it?
i shouldnt say its hard to find in Canada, its just that i live in a small city, Regina Sk............i cant find anything here.
So i have been researching but need some reassurance from you professionals.......i have read that in order to remove fall out rust spots is to...
yup i did call them...........said it would cost $196 to ship 1 gallon of it to me(thats the smallest size they have now).........kinda steep......
so only mark V makes the fallout remover? Is there any brands where i can be instores in canada?
oh ok, cuz i emailed eshine.ca and asked if he had any decon products and he told me that klasse all in one would........
im confused with what to buy then..........i have asked some ppl and they said buy the all in one from klasse.......
so when you say chemical cleaning, thats not shampooing right? but using a decon product?
so i was told that using klasse all in one would remove the contaminants as well, is that true? Also what do you guys think about meguiars deep...
can you tell me where i can buy it.........googled the name but results was sparse
im from canada and know a good shop, but i want to learn how to repair something like this.........so buffers are not for beginners right?
Can i get that at any canadian shops?
thanks, have you also heard of quixx repair kit QUIXX Repair System - Der Entfernt Kratzer fr alle Lacke
so its better than using a polisher or colourx which claims to remove oxidization?
yup pearl white........im afraid to wet sand it......thinking i may screw up and make it look even worse
i dont see the metal of the car, thats why i think its not that deep......hopefully
Its a 07 Acura TSX, not sure about the painting stages though.......
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