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Grab one split end and shove it thru with some long needle nose pliers, just twist and pushIf I had more lube on them It be a damn party over here. I tried easing them in gently. Unfortunately I don't have a vise. My neighbor does but he is out of town.
The guy at Goodridge said they’re included with the kit now, after they were made aware of lots of people with this issue.
Oh that’s good. Right on.
I see it’s a spray, so what happens with the overspray? I always have had an issue with tire or trim shine that sprays on, I always end up spraying it on an applicator so it doesn’t get all over the paint. I’m eagerly awaiting your response so I can spend some cash if the answer is acceptable.Work was slow today, so quick wash to get last weeks’ rain off, and I decided to try out this chemical guys product today, and I’m very pleased with the results.
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I just noticed this about the goodridge lines i went threw the same shit with the one fitting.I ended up cutting it off and putting a different fitting on because it wouldn't tighten up total B.S from them.
Lol..! Well, since I only used it in the wheel wells, there was very minimal overspray on the paint. I just touched it up after spraying, with some Meguiars quick detailer and a clean microfiber.I see it’s a spray, so what happens with the overspray? I always have had an issue with tire or trim shine that sprays on, I always end up spraying it on an applicator so it doesn’t get all over the paint. I’m eagerly awaiting your response so I can spend some cash if the answer is acceptable.
