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Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience using some kerosene in washing or waxing (water wax) the car?

 

Does it really damage the plastics as well?

 

Regards

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Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience using some kerosene in washing or waxing (water wax) the car?

 

Does it really damage the plastics as well?

 

Regards

 

Never heard of it. If you re going to try, better not be smoking at the same time!

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Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience using some kerosene in washing or waxing (water wax) the car?

 

Does it really damage the plastics as well?

 

Regards

Xiao Lang spotted....

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Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience using some kerosene in washing or waxing (water wax) the car?

 

Does it really damage the plastics as well?

 

Regards

 

I believe Kerosene can corrode the paint and clear coat.

 

Any reason why you want to try?

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Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience using some kerosene in washing or waxing (water wax) the car?

 

Does it really damage the plastics as well?

 

Regards

 

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Sorry for the late reply.

 

Was asking as i recently heard that kerosene was added to the quick wax used at the car wash at petrol station. I did not confront if it is true and wanna find out more if kerosene can be use first.

 

saw from some foreign forum that is is fine but may not protect much and some say it is good at maintaining the shine of the car and prevent rust at joints but seem that only the old folks is more positive about this.

 

my other concern is that will it damage our plastics since the newer cars has tons of the plastics on the exterior.

 

 

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Bought this product. Used it only twice. Strong smell....could it be kerosene?

The directions say mix with water to wash the car and then just dry to get the gloss.

 

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Heard of this. But if commercial car wash uses this, only save due to eco of scale. As individual car owner, wash n wax seems safer.

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Hi all,

 

Has anyone experience using some kerosene in washing or waxing (water wax) the car?

 

Does it really damage the plastics as well?

 

Regards

 

Nope, I just use regular car wax.

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Soft 99 clean and wax (silver metal tin not the blue one) should have some components of kerosene. You can smell it as u r using it.

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Bought this product. Used it only twice. Strong smell....could it be kerosene?

The directions say mix with water to wash the car and then just dry to get the gloss.

 

1432542392-107295411-o.jpg

 

 

 

Yes this smell of kerosene. I guess it should contain. You gotta premix with water..

Sorry for the late reply.

 

Was asking as i recently heard that kerosene was added to the quick wax used at the car wash at petrol station. I did not confront if it is true and wanna find out more if kerosene can be use first.

 

saw from some foreign forum that is is fine but may not protect much and some say it is good at maintaining the shine of the car and prevent rust at joints but seem that only the old folks is more positive about this.

 

my other concern is that will it damage our plastics since the newer cars has tons of the plastics on the exterior.

 

 

 

Not surprise..kerosene add a bit of bling to the paint but it will just dewax whatever wax on the surface..

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wooah very god idea leh... can basically remove every stain on the car.. even the paint can remove if soak abit longer.. good choice................... [hur]

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