WHOOPS!! KRYLON ACCIDENTALLY SPRAYED ON COACH

[ronmarabito2002]

Scott:

I've not had occasion to use Dri-Wash in that application, but
could attest to the fact that had it been applied before hand, the
chore would have been much easier. I could send a sample to Jack but
he needs to get that stuff off now and not later. Longer it stays in
place, the harder it will be. Actually, Oxygone, another product
might do a better job in this case.

R.E. (Ron) Marabito, Dallas, TX 92WB40


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Scott" wrote:
>
> Great stuff Jim, as a matter of fact I think Ron Marabito, a
> moderator on this forum is a distributor for that product. I am sure
> he will chime in here. It is always good to support the forum members
> after all they freely give so much information from years of
> experience. Unlike myself, who is opinionated!
>
> Scott B
> 86FC
> SC
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jim King" wrote:
> >
> > I don't know if it will work in your particular case but I have
> removed graffiti spray paint on a chevy (was sprayed the night
> before) with DriWash n'Guard. It is a waterless car wash and it truly
> has to be seen to be believed. All you do is shake it, pump the
> bottle, spray it on, wipe it in a curcular motion and then lightly
> buff it. It cleans polishes and protects in that simple application!
> It is available from Independent distributors or directly from the
> company in las vegas. call 1-800-820-6893 and ask for a 16 oz
> bottle of Ultra-ion ( with a pump applicator) you will need
> pin#173077.
> > Keep in mind that the longer the paint is on the more difficult
> it is to remove. But if Your vehicle had been cleaned with DriWash
> before the paint overspray......hmmm.
> > Jim & Barb King
> > Wanderlodge Wannabees
> > Heyburn, Id
> >
> > email jking@
> >
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> >
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