Finish Kare 2180??????
- Thread starter pwaug
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Junebug
JAFO
I thought it was crap when I tried it. But, you may have better results.
Accumulator
Well-known member
Never tried it...I just reapply the FK1000P as needed. Don't even bother claying most of the time.
RaysWay
Autopia Specialist
2180 would be perfect between FK1000P applications since it has chemical cleaners in it and add some protection.
Interesting response I recieved from Finish Kare---- "I would prefer that you put 2180 first and then layer it with BWM101, new code for 1000P. Because 2180 has more bonding polymers and they would adhere to car surface better than on top of the wax layer. This way you will get longer protection."
Accumulator
Well-known member
Well..I think that'd be only if you want to clean off some of the existing FK1000P/BWM101, right? Wouldn't the FK218 remove at least some of the existing FK1000P?
WaxAddict
New member
Old bump.. Just tried my 2180 on a motorcycle and it shined like a diamond. It was NOT a pleasure to use - very old school. Removal was.. "waxy". But it looked great. It even had decent depth. It`s no WGDGPS, but the price is so right.
Accumulator
Well-known member
QWaxAddict- Ah, glad it turned out so well for you! Guess it`s no big surprise that it`s all Old School, a lot of their products date back quite a while now.
Heh heh, seeing this thread...I still just automatically type "FK1000P" instead of thinking "BWM101".
Heh heh, seeing this thread...I still just automatically type "FK1000P" instead of thinking "BWM101".
WaxAddict
New member
the new code for FK1000p. Following Menzerna, they gotta change designations in order to... um... yeah.
2180 ain`t crap, but it is behind the times a bit.
Accumulator
Well-known member
The late Floyd Meguiar had this thing for "product number" type designations (e.g., FK1000Paste). Now that he`s been gone for a while I guess they`re coming around to Product Names (e.g., BigWhiteMarine101).