"ABC System": where to get small quantities?
09-21-2002, 07:37 PM
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"ABC System": where to get small quantities?
Brad4rdHay--
I like your idea of using the ABC system for paint prep on a new car, rather than claying. But the site you referred us to (www.autoint.com) apparently only sells this stuff in gallon lots--geared for professional detailers and car dealers. Do you know of some source where they sell smaller quantity packages of ABC, more suitable for someone just wanting to do their one new Z car?
I like your idea of using the ABC system for paint prep on a new car, rather than claying. But the site you referred us to (www.autoint.com) apparently only sells this stuff in gallon lots--geared for professional detailers and car dealers. Do you know of some source where they sell smaller quantity packages of ABC, more suitable for someone just wanting to do their one new Z car?
09-21-2002, 08:02 PM
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No, they only sell in gallon sizes. It makes litle sense to sell in anything smaller. You have to use 16oz of A, about 10oz of B EVERY wash. Gallons still will will last you a while, since you will ABC about twice a year.
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Brad,
Thanks--I think I'm getting it! So, if we use a poly finish which we'd expect to last about 4-6 months (like Blackfire or Zaino), we should ABC again just before applying the new semi-annual treatments. Thanks Brad for this excellent series on detailing--it's been a great help!
Thanks--I think I'm getting it! So, if we use a poly finish which we'd expect to last about 4-6 months (like Blackfire or Zaino), we should ABC again just before applying the new semi-annual treatments. Thanks Brad for this excellent series on detailing--it's been a great help!
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