Tips When Using "PinkMosse"?

[imported_Nimble]

Is there any adavantage or disadvantage to mixing these two products together? Other than saving yourself time and effort. Do you lose any clean/correcting capablities by doing so?

I have searched havent found the exact answer to it yet so sorry if its already been covered.

Sorry Diesel for interupting your post!

Advantage: Get some of the "bite" VM provides with the "wetness" RM provides, along with the mild wax protection VM provides. One less step.



Disadvantage: Less "bite" mixing the RM into the VM, so if you planned on removing some minor marring, you should probably do just VM with a white pad, then follow it up with RM with a gray finishing pad. Also, less "wetness" than doing 2 steps.



But really, where do we draw the line on effectiveness/time spent? Because I've read that you can get even *better* results by doing VM, RM, YM, the CMW. When really, you could achieve 98% of that look by just doing pink moose followed by CMW.



My .02 cents. :ignore

 

[imported_Nimble]

You should be able to find most any size bottle at Walmart.

Ditto, Wal-Mart has nice 3-4 oz bottles with flip top lids for a whopping 50 cents! :shocked :woot2:

 

[DTailN]

Try this thread. Scott says by mixing the VM and RMG you get in one step 90% of what you would have gotten via two steps.



http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-...d-moose-vanilla-moose-help.html?highlight=90%

 

[SVR]

Ha ha. Love the label on the bottle. It's got the scottwax seal of approval.

 

[Scottwax]

Ha ha. Love the label on the bottle. It's got the scottwax seal of approval.

I ought to get a kickback or something. :idea



04Cobra gets the kickback for mixing RMG into Menzerna 106FF.

 

[3Dog]

I ought to get a kickback or something. :idea



04Cobra gets the kickback for mixing RMG into Menzerna 106FF.

That pic has got to be around two years old now. I keep it so newer posters will know the originator.