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3M Cavity Wax Application Demo
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I had never heard of this before. I will certainly give this stuff a try!
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I’ve been using this stuff for years, top tube has a 360 brass nozzle, the bottom, I made and just sprays straight
definitely a good idea no matter what brand
We had a paint jobber sell us on the 3M set. Used it for several years.
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I used that 3M cavity wax back when I worked at a body shop, and it worked really well. It comes with three different length wands, which is handy, but it’s pretty expensive if you're the one paying for it.
If you're doing a lot of panel replacements, it's worth getting a wax injector instead. I've been using mine for years with a mix of cavity wax and motor oil. You have to let it drip onto some cardboard overnight, but it gets into every little nook and cranny.
If you're doing a lot of panel replacements, it's worth getting a wax injector instead. I've been using mine for years with a mix of cavity wax and motor oil. You have to let it drip onto some cardboard overnight, but it gets into every little nook and cranny.
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