QUOTE(g88 @ Feb 16 2016, 05:36 PM)
how do you suggest it cleaned? I've seen articles on cleaning it with brush, cloth and by squeezing.i get lazy sometimes
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QUOTE(linkin182 @ Feb 16 2016, 05:42 PM) Yeah, I'm kinda interested to know this too. Currently I just let is soak over night but somehow this works for Polish but not for Wax. For Wax, I have to squeeze the remainder out and do a quick rinse with washing detergent. Using normal clothes washing detergent Any advice? your method is good enough, if you have cake up wax, do you bit warm or hot water to melt it down and squeeze rinse it off. QUOTE(douglas_tong @ Feb 16 2016, 05:44 PM) how do you suggest it cleaned? I've seen articles on cleaning it with brush, cloth and by squeezing. Can't help if lazy. Learn from Linkin182 i get lazy sometimes |
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You're right, it is the caked wax.
Warm water! nice tip! Definitely gonna give that a try. |
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When you said liquid detergent, meaning laundry liquid detergent like TOPS or dishwashing liquid detergent?
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QUOTE(linkin182 @ Feb 16 2016, 05:42 PM) Yeah, I'm kinda interested to know this too. Currently I just let is soak over night but somehow this works for Polish but not for Wax. For Wax, I have to squeeze the remainder out and do a quick rinse with washing detergent. Using normal clothes washing detergent Any advice? QUOTE(douglas_tong @ Feb 16 2016, 05:44 PM) how do you suggest it cleaned? I've seen articles on cleaning it with brush, cloth and by squeezing. i get lazy sometimes QUOTE(radiancephil @ Feb 16 2016, 09:44 PM) When you said liquid detergent, meaning laundry liquid detergent like TOPS or dishwashing liquid detergent? Compounds & polishes are easier to clean. Just mix some dish washing liquid with water inside a sprayer bottle, spray onto the pads, leave it for half an hour or so (just makes sure to keep it damp), massage with hand, rinse under running water while squeezing the residue out. For drying, if you have a rotary polisher you can put the pad on and spin dry it. If you don't have a rotary polisher you can just wring the water out and leave it to dry (under shade). For hand foam applicator pads, the same applies.Now, waxes and sealants (including glaze & AIO's) will be more stubborn. Best solution I found is to use Dawn Power Dissolver as posted by bro slk, using the same technique as above but with shorter dwelling time...like 15 mins or so. I've tried using All Purpose Cleaner, Degreaser, Dish Washing Liquid, baking soda, distilled vinegar, etc. but nothing was able to do an effective job as DPD. DPD is a bit expensive though, so, best alternative (but not as effective) is to do multiple soaking and cleaning with dish washing liquid. |
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QUOTE(KrisMas @ Feb 17 2016, 09:01 AM) Now, waxes and sealants (including glaze & AIO's) will be more stubborn. Best solution I found is to use Dawn Power Dissolver as posted by bro slk, using the same technique as above but with shorter dwelling time...like 15 mins or so. I've tried using All Purpose Cleaner, Degreaser, Dish Washing Liquid, baking soda, distilled vinegar, etc. but nothing was able to do an effective job as DPD. DPD is a bit expensive though, so, best alternative (but not as effective) is to do multiple soaking and cleaning with dish washing liquid. Yup, done this (usually take me 2 - 3 times squeezing the wax out and rinsing them).Probably will try the warm water trick + TOP. Else if too much hassle, will get the DPD This post has been edited by linkin182: Feb 17 2016, 09:06 AM |
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QUOTE(KrisMas @ Feb 18 2016, 08:52 AM) Small tip for using DPD for cleaning foam pads. Dilute it 1:1 (1 part DPD with 1 part distilled water) in a sprayer bottle. DPD is a little thick/concentrated and quite strong. It's quite effective even at that dilution. Should we use gloves if we plan to use DPD? |
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QUOTE(KrisMas @ Feb 18 2016, 08:52 AM) Small tip for using DPD for cleaning foam pads. Dilute it 1:1 (1 part DPD with 1 part distilled water) in a sprayer bottle. DPD is a little thick/concentrated and quite strong. It's quite effective even at that dilution. Thanks,Sifu Krismas any other applications for this DPD other than cleaning pads/mf |
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