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Originally Posted by buze
Quote:
Originally Posted by RVAGuy
I wouldn't recommend using even a "soft" brush on paint surface. My rule is microfiber towel is only product on paint: no paper towels, no cotton towels, no squeegees, etc. It's extreme I know but I can always find a less abusive alternative.
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well a brush allows to remove particles that are attached without rubbing them in. If you car is REALLY dirty, even the softest cloth in the world will just rub particles into the paint.
Microfiber is great, but it won't prevent you sanding down the paint with what you collect. unless you have 600 microfiber cloth pads, one for each stroke.
IMO, a good brush, with a soak of shampoo as lubricant will detach a LOT of the "worst" on the paint before you go 'closer'. thats why I use my method of like 3 'passes': 1) remove the real shit of the car with pressure washer+foam canon, 2) remove all you can of the worst bits attached to the paint with the brush and 3) go with the soaked mits to detach the rest. |
I'm curious what type of protection you have on the paint that requires a brush to remove containment's; wax, PPF, ceramic coating? Also, have you considered claying the car which perhaps it needs if you need a brush to clean it?