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From: manhattan beach, calif
Originally Posted by kctheflish,Feb 23 2007, 11:28 AM
wonder who it belongs to!
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Originally Posted by wanabe,Feb 23 2007, 03:56 PM
is this his product?
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Originally Posted by MikeyC,Feb 23 2007, 01:25 PM
As far as I know it's his product. It's an offshoot of the RDF #49 product line he has been talking about for a while now.
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From: Cary, NC
I'm really interested in how well this stuff works. I've heard nothing but rave reviews on Autopia.
My spring break is coming up in a few weeks, so I'll have a few days to do the spring detailing. If using polycharger (in Klasse SG sealant and S100 wax) will allow me to go longer between details as well as keep things cleaner, prevent marring, and reduce paint contaminants I'd be sold.
Depending on how frisky I'm feeling (the kit for both water and oil based sealants/waxes is 75 bucks), I might have a review for one product or both.
My spring break is coming up in a few weeks, so I'll have a few days to do the spring detailing. If using polycharger (in Klasse SG sealant and S100 wax) will allow me to go longer between details as well as keep things cleaner, prevent marring, and reduce paint contaminants I'd be sold.
Depending on how frisky I'm feeling (the kit for both water and oil based sealants/waxes is 75 bucks), I might have a review for one product or both.
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