Flintz It?
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Flintz It?
Searching online and came across Flintz cleaning product. Researched the product and saw some pictures...all looks good. Just asking the forum. Any positive feedback? Any horror stories?
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Couple of things:
I can see this being a useful product on certain surfaces, but none of those would be on a normal car.
Picking up dirt and flying it around on the end of a high speed drill doesn't seem like a good idea.
Using anything that turns in a circle on a high speed drill (read: heat) doesn't seem like a good idea.
I can see this being a useful product on certain surfaces, but none of those would be on a normal car.
Picking up dirt and flying it around on the end of a high speed drill doesn't seem like a good idea.
Using anything that turns in a circle on a high speed drill (read: heat) doesn't seem like a good idea.
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Not that great of an idea... there are various products that are better than that and there is no need for a high speed orbital. Polishing rims? Just get some NXT all metal polish ( if they aren't clear coated ) and scrub it in, high polish instantly!, or if you want to polish paint, get a g-100a porter cable for that. Or just hire a detailer, if you live in so cal, i can give a real good recommendation.
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Originally Posted by CJ_E350
How can I tell if my wheels are clear coated? Just took delivery this week and trying to get wheels polished and protected before brake dust "sets in"
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Thanks for the reply. I am about to order the Klasse products to make the brake dust easier to clean from the wheels and to protect them. I just recived the Zaino products and I am wondering if the Zaino or Klasse would be better to protect and seal the wheels.
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Originally Posted by CJ_E350
Thanks for the reply. I am about to order the Klasse products to make the brake dust easier to clean from the wheels and to protect them. I just recived the Zaino products and I am wondering if the Zaino or Klasse would be better to protect and seal the wheels.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
