salty
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Looking for something to last all summer. Wash and return to the road, wash again. Bugs rinse off and don`t leave splatter spot.
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I`m *REALLY* glad you posted that about the FK not holding up to your bugs, I`ll keep it in mind as an "OTOH..." aside when I recommend the stuff in the future. Also glad your coating is dealing with the problem OK.I used to use fk1000p however the love bugs in FL ate through it easily within a day or two. With a coating, I can go at least a week without cleaning and have no etching.
Apply it per directions on the label, layers are required .. Do it right will hold up for a long time and is very acid resistant.
If you *don`t* do it right, you`ll get pseudo-holograms that can be *really* tough to "just buff out", so I wait a day or more between layers and stop at about 4 (though I`ll add more later to keep up with the inevitable degradation).
Two random notes:
- I shoulda listened to Ketch and tried that stuff sooner!
-When he blamed my pseudo-holograms on my user-error I sure didn`t argue So keep an eye peeled for those (and that takes the right lighting).
Yeah, waiting a week, or until the next wash, is a good idea IME.I`ll usually wait a week between coats.
I frequently make long road trips across the mid-west and the bugs get bad enough I have to pull into a gas station to clean the windows so I can see where I`m going...especially at night. Depending on the trip, I may not get a chance to do a good wash until I get home several days later. .