budman3
Detail time!
Hello everyone.
I was at a motor home rally last weekend and as a door prize I won some "ReNew 3000-- To restore color, remove oxidation, cleans, polishes & shines." It says is can be used on all surfaces. I have not used it on the RV yet, but I was bored today and decided I'd try it out on my truck. The bottle says it can be used on all painted surfaces so what the heck? I first tried it out on the semi-cleaned hood and first impression is that it really does clean the surface. At this point I decided to compare it to S&W. The truck has one coat of NXT on it which was applied about 2 weeks ago.
I did not purchase the product so I had to do some searching to find it. This is the only place that I could find, so here is the link:
ReNew 3000
ReNew 3000:
-Thick milky substance
-Doesn't run
-Wipes easy but a little difficult to remove
-Cleans very well without inducing swirls
-Left a clean, slick surface
My process was:
1- ReNew 3000 was sprayed on the tailgate
2- Wiped the product in with one MF towel
3- Let dry for a few seconds
4- Buffed residue off with another MF.
My impressions were that I was able to quickly clean the surface very well without getting swirls. The final outcome were similar to S&W but the cleaning stage is a little different.
-The Renew 3000 seemed to collect the dirt better than S&W.
-I did not feel the grit with Renew 3000 as I do with S&W but neither of them produced any swirls.
-I know that the surface was very dirty and that S&W may not work on it but I tried it out anyways.
-I used the same process for S&W but this way was a little easier on the arm. S&W is just so easy to spray, wait a few seconds and wipe off.
-ReNew 3000 on the other hand I had to rub it in for an amount of time longer than S&W and it is thicker so it does feel more difficult to remove, but nothing crazy.
-S&W does run down the paint whereas ReNew 3000 does not.
Just as I was going to start a cleaner surface it started to rain so I will have to get back to you guys if you'd like me to try it out on there. Time for the pictures!!
I was at a motor home rally last weekend and as a door prize I won some "ReNew 3000-- To restore color, remove oxidation, cleans, polishes & shines." It says is can be used on all surfaces. I have not used it on the RV yet, but I was bored today and decided I'd try it out on my truck. The bottle says it can be used on all painted surfaces so what the heck? I first tried it out on the semi-cleaned hood and first impression is that it really does clean the surface. At this point I decided to compare it to S&W. The truck has one coat of NXT on it which was applied about 2 weeks ago.
I did not purchase the product so I had to do some searching to find it. This is the only place that I could find, so here is the link:
ReNew 3000
ReNew 3000:
-Thick milky substance
-Doesn't run
-Wipes easy but a little difficult to remove
-Cleans very well without inducing swirls
-Left a clean, slick surface
My process was:
1- ReNew 3000 was sprayed on the tailgate
2- Wiped the product in with one MF towel
3- Let dry for a few seconds
4- Buffed residue off with another MF.
My impressions were that I was able to quickly clean the surface very well without getting swirls. The final outcome were similar to S&W but the cleaning stage is a little different.
-The Renew 3000 seemed to collect the dirt better than S&W.
-I did not feel the grit with Renew 3000 as I do with S&W but neither of them produced any swirls.
-I know that the surface was very dirty and that S&W may not work on it but I tried it out anyways.
-I used the same process for S&W but this way was a little easier on the arm. S&W is just so easy to spray, wait a few seconds and wipe off.
-ReNew 3000 on the other hand I had to rub it in for an amount of time longer than S&W and it is thicker so it does feel more difficult to remove, but nothing crazy.
-S&W does run down the paint whereas ReNew 3000 does not.
Just as I was going to start a cleaner surface it started to rain so I will have to get back to you guys if you'd like me to try it out on there. Time for the pictures!!
