using poorboys products in the sun

[III]

I know that you can use steve's products in the sun or shade, but is the preferred method still to use it in the shade?

 

[ranch4x4]

It doesn't matter, in the sun it's easier to see your progress with any paint imperfections like Swirls, etc.

 

[Poorboy]

I agree I like to face the section I'm doing towards the sun to see what else is needed.
Holigrams from rotaries, & swirls in the paint are much easier to see and remove in the sun....

 

[CarGlow]

I've caked (well put it on thicker than I should have) EX on a dark car in 90 degree heat in direct sun and let it sit for 30 minutes.

It came right off just as easy as ever!

 

[JimS]

I've caked (well put it on thicker than I should have) EX on a dark car in 90 degree heat in direct sun and let it sit for 30 minutes.

It came right off just as easy as ever!

I'd have never believed it if I hadn't seen it but I"ve had the same result. Amazing stuff the Poorboys products. At least it's amazing given my experience....coming from the old days and all. :cool

 

[III]

Very interesting responses. Thanks people.

 

[Boss_429]

After years of using products that "ONLY" worked in the shade, I find myself still making every attempt to continue to do so. The few times I've worked in the sun, I've only worked with Steve's products.......... that have performed very well.