Question about wheel woolies

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byrdpt

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the other SWR's. I tried it on my hood, roof, and trunk the other night. It is a newer white car with some swirls and mild scratches. I applied at least 3 coats to the hood and trunk and it didn't really do too much. I bought it a local auto parts store.
 
Hi- I'd suggest that you run a search on this. It's been discussed quite a few times. Actually, and don't take this the wrong way but, most of your questions can be answered by searching the archives.



Just trying to help speed-up your quest for answers - the archives have a TON of info in them. It's best to search first and then ask questions.



HTH
 
Deputy Dog,

I used this 2 weeks ago on my daily driver truck and it made it look beautiful, however, the water beading has very small drops with lots of sheeting going on. It did a great job with some minor swirls I accumulated over winter.

1 month before I used Zymol, I paint cleanered the truck and put a coat of Gold Class on. This was very shiny with somewhat larger beads of water, but it didn't last too long in our harsh winter weather.

Based on what I've read here recently, the small beads with sheeting means there was some abrasive polish applied.



Anyway, the Zymol bottle is all gone and I'll finish the Gold Class some other time. My favorite routine is Meguiars #7/#26 and I just ordered some One Grand Blitz to try out some true layering.

I'm still experimenting a lot and I still like a real wax or polish.
 
So I just wanted to know if anyone has had success with drilling a small hole near the end of the handle so it can hang on a nail. I cannot tell if the handle is solid or hollow. Thanks.

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I never tried drilling through the side of the wheel woolies but I did put the hooks that screw into the wall on the ends so I could hang them. It helps them dry faster too. Homedepot has the screws in black. :)

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