Having issues with Invisible Undercarriage Spray

slicksierra

slicksierra

Feel some type of way
Alright fellow Adams users, I cannot seem to get Invisible Undercarriage Spray to settle and look good on my front wheel well liners. I have prepped the surface accordingly by cleaning it with a brush and APC for two rounds. Even after using a liberal about of product and letting it settle for 15 minutes then re applying I end up with this.
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Sent from Buck Tooth Betty
 
Quick buff down with a utility mf towel and you'll have a nice evening coating. Same thing happens to mine and that's what I've done to correct it. A few other say the same thing too.
 
Ginger said:
sucks for youuuu.


BTW when are you buying my exhaust.
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Gotta get first pay check but in the mean time trying figure out ifI want another dynomax. Right now I'm in between a dynatech split flo and an aero turbine 3030.


Sent from Buck Tooth Betty
 
As mentioned, a quick wipe with a utility towel will even out, piece of cake.

Also, more is not better with IUC spray. Too much and it runs and drips all over the place. Be sure to never step in it when it drips on polished concrete, or you'll have a bruised tailbone to show or it...voice of experience.
 
Nick@Adams said:
As mentioned, a quick wipe with a utility towel will even out, piece of cake.

Also, more is not better with IUC spray. Too much and it runs and drips all over the place. Be sure to never step in it when it drips on polished concrete, or you'll have a bruised tailbone to show or it...voice of experience.
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It looks a little bit better since yesterday may just try and level it off with what's on there thanks nick!
 
Yes been home for about 10 days now, started a new job at Stanton Ridge Country club in Whitehouse Station :naughty:
 
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