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I am testing a APC/prewash . So far I have been diluting this product 50/50 and spraying it onto a vehicle using a tree sprayer. So far I am very happy, bugs, brake dust, stains...they all come out after just a 30 second soak and pressure washer. One thing I noticed it that after I sprayed it on my Cobra and I was rinsing around the trim I saw the water rinse off black. At first I was thinking "Wow, it is really cleaning the trim" but after it dried the trim was not as black, it was sorta dull and has a weird off color to it. I hit the trim with with several products and the trim just soaks it up and gets dull again. The rag is turning black as I apply the product. Anybody have a technical explination? What happened? Is the trim now damaged for good? I have never personally been faced with something like this.
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Seriously though..damn good thing you didn't try it out on a customer's car!!
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Any APC should still work well for that application at 4:1 instead of 1:1. I think you just used it too strong and severely dried out the plastic. Try a solvent based trim restorer and cut that stuff a little more B4 you really mess something up. If it's doing that to the trim, you've probably got no more LSP either.
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I tried Black Wow, it just soaked it up. Also tried trim restore. I have read another thread where trim oxidizes and needs to be scrubbed with an APC until the rag stops turning black, then re-apply the protectant. I will try that when I get back from Vacation Wednesday.
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