How long is too long to leave on PwC?

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Suzanna

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Hi Guys,

I survived the summer Florida sun and now want to polish and reseal the car.
Of course, am trying to work this in between busy week-ends.

I just washed the car and now it is dark (no garage, just parking space under tree.)
If I put the PwC on now using the street light for guidance, can I leave it on all night and take it off in the morning?
I am totally manual, no PC or buffer.
If it is stuck on too much, do I use soap and water and wash it off?

So the question is, how long is too long to leave on PWC?

And the next question for next week-end would be, how long is too long to leave on EX-P?

Thanks,
Suzanna
 
It can be used as a WOWO if that would make things easier for you

EX (P) should be left on for at least an hour but I have heard that people have left it on overnite without any problems.

HTH
"J"
 
Hi Jay,

It's one thing to put on the PwC, but I don't think I'll have time to wipe it off tonight.
Or see well enought to get it off properly.
That's why I wanted to leave it on overnight.

We'll see if I get the energy to go back out now.

Thanks!
Suzanna
 
I don't think you would have a problem to remove it.

I would be more concerned with it picking up dirt or other contaminants as it was sitting outside over nite.
 
Suzanna said:
Hi Guys,

I survived the summer Florida sun and now want to polish and reseal the car.
Of course, am trying to work this in between busy week-ends.

I just washed the car and now it is dark (no garage, just parking space under tree.)
If I put the PwC on now using the street light for guidance, can I leave it on all night and take it off in the morning?
I am totally manual, no PC or buffer.
If it is stuck on too much, do I use soap and water and wash it off?

So the question is, how long is too long to leave on PWC?

And the next question for next week-end would be, how long is too long to leave on EX-P?

Thanks,
Suzanna
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In our initial testing, we left some PwC on my Bronco for three months and it wiped off like butter..so you'll have no problem overnight;)
EX-P can be left on overnight, but I'd recommend it be indoors. It might be a slight bit harder to remove in the morning. As J said about an hour or two is what I'd recommend, but we have tested it for over 36 hours on cars and removal wasn't too bad :)
 
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