for spraying undercarriages...does anyone havea a routine for winter use? do you recoat...or wash the underbody and recoat during real salty winters
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Spray in early fall. I underbody wash several times after winter and wait for a real dry week to coat everything. I wouldn't recommend recoating during salty condition because it can trap moisture and salt underneath the spray.
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I only clean the unit after the winter weather is over. Just pull the front cover off, blow it out or use a duster. Their really isn't much to clean........
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We had alot of snow and dirt last winter. Often I had to use wet/dry vacuum. But it contained most of it and was nicer than not having anything to catch it.
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It did not work for me last winter. Before this winter I used a water repellent like Rain X and that has seemed to work better. The Snow and Ice repellent is good for shovels. I also spray it in the wheel wells of my car to keep slush from building up. If you do this be careful not to spray the repellents on your tires as it could make them slippery. Also, you can get this product at a lower price at Lowe's. Hope this helps.
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I use it only for applying salt in the winter. I find that a little maintenance goes a long way, such as cleaning the spreader with water and occasionally putting some oil in the cable housing (at both ends) to keep the cable moving freely.
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As. I wrote before we loved this product. We also have an rv, my husband was wondering about the cold temps in the winter. If that could affect it or not.
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I have. But just as important as the detergent is of course how the garment is handeled... they came out beautifully submerged in ice cold water, rinsed, reshaped and rolled in towles to remove excess water, draped over a rack to complete the drying. I have a front loaded which has a very safe, gentle hand wash mode; I have done them both ways with great success using this product.
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Was caught out driving when snow began to fall pretty steady, in Alabama, yeah haha... had to pull in the first parking I came to and park it. No matter how much I babied the throttle it would just spin and hardly move. Tire grip is terrible in snow as well on wet pavement. Although durability is great. Never a flat or pressure problem.
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I have had great success washing all of my Britax covers. That being said, it is not recommended that you do it often.
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I use NPG in all my vehicles without any problems..skidoo snowmobile,BMW 5 series and Acura. All are notorious for running hot. Since I started using NPG I no longer have to worry. A few recommendations.First be sure to thoroughly flush and dry your system and second,because you may be running hotter, be sure to use a good grade of synthetic oil suitable for warmer temperatures. I hope this helps
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I apply it cold all the time. Just rub it on, and buff it out with a Scotch-Brite pad. However: it works best as a rub-on AFTER you hot-wax your skis/board first (ie, base prep). Once you hot wax the board, there's a solid base for the wax to adhere to; then, you can do a quick, daily rub-on to keep it fresh and fast.
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Well, I can just tell you my experiences and observations. I put on 1 coat of the new finish about 8 months ago and it still looks great. I wash my car about every 3 to 6 weeks and most of the time I don't use any soap. I usually get a gallon of hot water and a clean soft cloth. Wring it out good and go over the entire car. In stubborn areas I'll use a magic eraser. I'll most likely put on another coat of the Nu finish prior to when the snow starts to fall.Hope this helps.- Bob
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I made a bumper sticker using the white waterproof vinyl and it has survived the car wash a few times per week for a few months. I'd say do a tester and definitely wash cold!
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It is best for you to follow manufacturer recommendations on this. However, if it is not break in oil, I do change oil every year before the snow flies. Be sure to sure to use the synthetic oil if you start with it stay with it. It is good stuff and lubricates the engine well.
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I just used it with Duracoat over the weekend. It worked fine except being my first time using one of these guns, I sprayed on too thin of material/too much air, so the paint dried before hitting the surface. I was trying to be a little careful, but I might need to redo the Duracoat now. Lesson learned, get the right air/material mixture.
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For me I just use a little battery operated pump , air it up till it feels moderately tight then go for it. Just a word of advice....be mindful that on a hot day they will get too tight and you should beach land it a relieve a little pressure. on a cold day I had it all pumped up, threw it on the trailer and headed to the lake, when I got there it was deflated considerably due to the cold. I pumped it up and away it goes. Its a awesome rig. Get U 1, FISH ON!
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The snow , ice and rain blow and bead off as long as the car is clean. Amazing stuff on your winshield. Unsure how many sqft. Sprayed my Dodge Ram