how many of you use ipa?

[grant_evans]

just wondering how many people on here do ipa wipe downs? seen a lot of good write ups on here but not seen anyone using it.

[wadoryu]

huh? link?

[J222JRA]

Ive also seen a lot of write ups but havent seen anyone do it.

[grant_evans]

huh? link?

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/cgi-bin/sh000001.pl?REFPAGE=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2ei4detailing %2eco%2euk%2f&WD=ipa&PN=Isopropanol_cleaning_fluid_1%2ehtml%23aISO01L#a ISO01L

[grant_evans]

Ive also seen a lot of write ups but havent seen anyone do it.

do you use it?

[grant_evans]

huh? link?

IPA = Isopropanol alcahol

its used betwen polishing stages to remove and polish residue that can fill defects. without it you may think you have fully corrected swirls... but could well be mistaken.

[J222JRA]

do you use it?

No...thought that was clear from my comment :panic:

I just tend to use lime prime lite to remove any oils polish leaves behind to ensure the sealant / wax bonds to the surface.

James

[Paul]

IPA, isnt that made by Greene King :beer:

[grant_evans]

No...thought that was clear from my comment :panic:

sorry, thought you would seeing as how into detailing you are.

[webby]

yeah i haved used it once it did make the wax bond slightly better. its cheap too so may aswell be done imo.

[wadoryu]

only time i use Isopropanol alcohol is to clean my disk breaks on my mountain bike mate :y: not on my car

[J222JRA]

As said above Grant im happy using Lime Primer lite to remove any oils / grease left behind from the polishing process.

If you do give it a try though let us know how you get on.

James