Red Max Pro #3 Question

[whem2fish]

its grea tnow do you stor the micro fiber for the next day i put it in a freezer bag or do i wash you cant believe what it does to krolon paint im poor i used to wax but 2 weeks at the coast took it off

[Brockx]

Originally Posted by whem2fish

its grea tnow do you stor the micro fiber for the next day i put it in a freezer bag or do i wash you cant believe what it does to krolon paint im poor i used to wax but 2 weeks at the coast took it off

We just hand wash the micro fiber in a Dawn solution, and rinse clean/clear and wash with other misc. car towels etc..

[whem2fish]

Thanks I can not believe the results I was lerrie years at I did mop and glow what a waste of time

[BFlinn181]

Originally Posted by Brockx

We just hand wash the micro fiber in a Dawn solution, and rinse clean/clear and wash with other misc. car towels etc..

Thanks for the suggestion! Last time I just sculpted the RMP#3 soaked microfiber towels into pleasing shapes and let them harden. Your idea is much less wasteful, if not less artistic!

[Dunner]

When I do small items, I lay the folded up micro cloth on the top of the jug then briefly invert the jug for the next coat.

[BFlinn181]

Originally Posted by Dunner

When I do small items, I lay the folded up micro cloth on the top of the jug then briefly invert the jug for the next coat.

I bought a quart spray bottle for less than $2 at Home Depot and use it. Easier to juggle on a step ladder when using. In large areas I spray right on the surface, near windows or other obstacles I spray on the rag then wipe. Be careful on windy days, I had acrylic coated glasses after one such day.

[Brockx]

Originally Posted by BFlinn181

I bought a quart spray bottle for less than $2 at Home Depot and use it. Easier to juggle on a step ladder when using. In large areas I spray right on the surface, near windows or other obstacles I spray on the rag then wipe. Be careful on windy days, I had acrylic coated glasses after one such day.

I use a wash-cloth size cloth and a aluminum pie tin. I fold the cloth twice so it is quartered, soak it, squeeze an appropriate amount out, and do about 8 square feet with that amount. No mess and real fast, wife works low, me high, our 33 footer goes real fast.

[stephen44]

I'm in Virginia and the day temps are around 50 ish (nights are 38 ish - so the paint is very cold in the mornings) - is there a 'too cool' temperature to put this on at ?

Stephen
1999 Tradition

[clyon51]

As fast as it dries, I would say no. Of course as it gets colder or more humid, you want to wait longer between coats. I would have no problem putting it on at 50 degrees on a sunny day.

[Larry Barnhart]

Originally Posted by BFlinn181

I bought a quart spray bottle for less than $2 at Home Depot and use it. Easier to juggle on a step ladder when using. In large areas I spray right on the surface, near windows or other obstacles I spray on the rag then wipe. Be careful on windy days, I had acrylic coated glasses after one such day.

Now why would this be the best way to apply? It is not because of the glasses story. I did the same thing. Best way is to buy a flavored bottle of water at Walmart for 68 cents. Drink the water and wash out and dry. Pour some product into the bottle and drill a small hole in the cap. this is the best method to pour onto the micro cloth. Anybody can beat this method let us know.
chevman

[Midniteoyl]

Originally Posted by Larry Barnhart

Now why would this be the best way to apply? It is not because of the glasses story. I did the same thing. Best way is to buy a flavored bottle of water at Walmart for 68 cents. Drink the water and wash out and dry. Pour some product into the bottle and drill a small hole in the cap. this is the best method to pour onto the micro cloth. Anybody can beat this method let us know.
chevman

Buy a case of beer and get a friend to do it... done.

[Larry Barnhart]

Originally Posted by Midniteoyl

Buy a case of beer and get a friend to do it... done.

I know that that worked for my friend last April but I was on the wrong end of the story.
chevman

[BFlinn181]

Originally Posted by Larry Barnhart

Now why would this be the best way to apply?

I never claimed it 'was the best way' I was just tossing out an alternative way to get the RMP#3 onto the sides of the RV. I'm sure some folks swallow a mouthful and do a spit-take to get it applied.

[Davdeb1]

I think the spay bottle is best, because almost eliminates the ladder except. For the corners where you need a rag. I use a microfiber moor and mop handle. I spray it directly on mop head.
If you like climbing up and down ladder, a spray bottle still works well.