Wasnt sure if ceramic/graphene coatings would be as effective over a piece if trim that has just been restored. Like would that restore chemical make coatings not stick/last?
Because we don't know for sure. There's no policy against saying anything here, it's just a matter of common sense on our part: We don't want to say something definitive about a product that we don't have a lot of experience-with.
@@jlovaglio TRC is really good at telling you what works if they have experience with it, they are there to help. There are only so many hours to use and test products and only so much space to inventory them, what they pick what works, and fun fact both Anthony & Levi have to agree on the product. To me that's is a huge endorsement and testiment to TRC's integrity. So who knows maybe in the future they will have tested Sonax, and whether or not they stock it, if they have the knowledge they will share it. I will say this Hyper Polish is very underrated, by varying the pad you can get various cuts, and it finishes down to a really nice gloss, and works on all hard surfaces. I hope TRC resurrects producing videos showing its many applications. Hint B&S maroon pad, excellant one step. Top with WoWo's Krystal sealant, apply with Gold 365.
Dawn soap, water, and a toothbrush works well. Even on old wax.
Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is all you need.
Never thought to use Opt. HP to remove polish residue on trim, brilliant idea Anthony.
Auto fanatic secret weapon worked great for me. Also removed dried Power Clean.
Hyper Polish does well on cleaning up trim.
Wasnt sure if ceramic/graphene coatings would be as effective over a piece if trim that has just been restored. Like would that restore chemical make coatings not stick/last?
What do you recommend in place of hyper polish? The last cut?
3D polishes are pretty trim friendly, a lot like the Optimum products.
Will this work on removing wax residue from my truck graphics?
How can i remove the white stain on the body of my car
Polish removes polish, nice.
Just a regular eraser works great and only costs a dollar.
Tried the hyper polish on my trim and it didn't work to remove the wax stains. Any other ideas?
Try Power Clean with a boars hair brush.
I got good at this because I hate taping.
Does Sonax Perfect Finish stain trim?
We can’t speak to that unfortunately!
@@TheRagCompanyFAQ Is it because you don't know or it's against policy?
Because we don't know for sure. There's no policy against saying anything here, it's just a matter of common sense on our part: We don't want to say something definitive about a product that we don't have a lot of experience-with.
Yes it does
@@jlovaglio TRC is really good at telling you what works if they have experience with it, they are there to help. There are only so many hours to use and test products and only so much space to inventory them, what they pick what works, and fun fact both Anthony & Levi have to agree on the product. To me that's is a huge endorsement and testiment to TRC's integrity. So who knows maybe in the future they will have tested Sonax, and whether or not they stock it, if they have the knowledge they will share it. I will say this Hyper Polish is very underrated, by varying the pad you can get various cuts, and it finishes down to a really nice gloss, and works on all hard surfaces. I hope TRC resurrects producing videos showing its many applications. Hint B&S maroon pad, excellant one step. Top with WoWo's Krystal sealant, apply with Gold 365.
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Diluted dish soap