[MooMooM2]

wilson kop
is this it?

https://www.amazon.com/Gtechniq-W8-N.../dp/B01IWTQBG2

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Originally Posted by MooMooM2

wilson kop
is this it?

https://www.amazon.com/Gtechniq-W8-N.../dp/B01IWTQBG2

That’s the stuff. Heads up, you can get a 5L jug for the price of two 500ml bottles you linked to here

https://clean-garage.com/gtechniq-ci...IaAnkYEALw_wcB

Per Larry from Ammo detailing (and common sense) you want to slowly step up in “intensity” so don’t use it just to use it, only if needed. Some rubber slag marks come off with the regular wash process so I limit use of that product only as needed.

[MooMooM2]

Originally Posted by wilson kop

That’s the stuff. Heads up, you can get a 5L jug for the price of two 500ml bottles you linked to here

https://clean-garage.com/gtechniq-ci...IaAnkYEALw_wcB

Per Larry from Ammo detailing (and common sense) you want to slowly step up in “intensity” so don’t use it just to use it, only if needed. Some rubber slag marks come off with the regular wash process so I limit use of that product only as needed.

bought it, thank you! For the times I go to the track though having to store the 5 litter woulda been a hassle. And yeah I will only use after a nice proper wash so whatever comes out from that good otherwise will use this. Track day next Friday so I will put it to test next weekend! Thank you

[KHAP13]

I wash the car first then use normal sealant / wax. Use the applicator pad with the sealant to gently remove the rubber. This has always worked for me without without fail. I first saw this in a video by Larry from Ammo NYC. Also, he talks about heating it up in his video but I have never had to do that.


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[MooMooM2]

Originally Posted by KHAP13

I wash the car first then use normal sealant / wax. Use the applicator pad with the sealant to gently remove the rubber. This has always worked for me without without fail. I first saw this in a video by Larry from Ammo NYC. Also, he talks about heating it up in his video but I have never had to do that.


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I have seen this video. its really good.

However don't think his car is ceramic coated. Sealant/wax won't harm ceramic coating but it will stay on the car which will make the ceramic under it kind of pointless. Its fine as eventually it will go away and the ceramic remain but trying to see if I can get something that will just remove the marks and not affect ceramic coating at all.

[MooMooM2]

The stuff wilson kop recommended worked fantastic. A little spray and most of the stuff is gone, did not even have to rub anything on most of the marks. This stuff is great, thanks for the rec.

[tropicatango]

Just use liquid wax, any liquid wax, rubber mark disappear in seconds

After every track day, i wax my car and it come back perfect