FAQ

Paint Sealant | Paint Restorer | Leather Cleaner

Q. How does FastWing T-11 Cleaner work?

A. Originally designed to remove over spray, FastWing T-11 cleans and restores original luster to paint without the use of harsh abrasives found in most rubbing compounds. Rubbing compounds almost always use some sort of abrasive material such as volcanic ash which can leave microscopic scratches that may actually accelerate the oxidation process.

FastWing is great for removing blemishes and surface scratches, water spots, acid rain deposits, chemical build-up and over spray. Paint shops love FastWing because it is so easy to use and is repaintable. FastWing can be safely used on chrome, fiberglass, formica, plexiglas, aluminum, marine hardware, appliances, even shower stalls. FastWing T-11 is not recommended for clear coats in as much as it can not reach the painted surface.

Q Is FastWing T-11 Cleaner safe to use?

A. Yes. FastWing T-11 Cleaner has been tested and approved under the standards of AMS, Douglas & Boeing for all types of paint.

Q. Will FastWing T-11 Cleaner remove good paint?

A. No. FastWing T-11 will not remove good paint. T-11 will only remove dirt, grime, and oxidized paint.

Q. Will FastWing T-11 scratch my paint?

A. No. T-11 contains no abrasive that can cause scratches on the painted surface.

Q. Can FastWing T-11 Cleaner be used on other surfaces?

A. FastWing T-11 cleaner can be safely used on chrome, fiberglass, formica, plexiglas, aluminum, marine hardware, appliances, even shower stalls. FastWing T-11 is not recommended for clear coats in as much as it can not reach the painted surface.

Q. Can you repaint after cleaning with FastWing T-11?

A. Yes. FastWing T-11 Cleaner leaves the surface sparkling clean and re-paintable.

Q. What is the correct way to use FastWing T-11?

A. Always place FastWing T-11 on the cleaning cloth or buffing pad, never directly on the paint surface. The surface should be cool to the touch. If the surface is hot you can hose it down with cold water, removing excess water before applying T-11. Shake well and apply T-11 to a soft, dry cloth and wipe onto the surface in circular motions. Oxidation and grime will be absorbed into the cleaning cloth. Replace cleaning cloth as needed. If using a buffer, the buffing pad can be washed with hot soap and water as needed.

Q. How long will FastWing T-11 Cleaner last?

A. FastWing T-11 Cleaner does not provide protection, it cleans only and should be followed by FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant

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Vinyl & Leather Protector Frequently asked questions

Q. How does FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector work?

A. FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector wipes dry leaving that lustrous new look. It creates an anti-static surface that helps repel dust and dirt, without an oily residue.

Q. Is FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector safe to use?

A. Yes, FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector is safe and has a successful track record since 1985.

Q. Can FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector be used on other surfaces?

A. FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector can be safely used on deicing boots and other rubber surfaces.

Q. What is the correct way to use FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector?

A. Always place FastWing T-600 on the application cloth and then wipe onto the surface.

Q. Will FastWing T-600 Vinyl & Leather Protector provide a high gloss finish?

A. FastWing T-600 is designed to form a low luster, new look finish. This is particularly important when using T-600 in the cockpit of an aircraft. If you are looking for a high-gloss, artificial look, FastWing T-600 is not for you.

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Paint Sealant Frequently asked questions

Q. How does FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant work?

A. T- 500 Paint Sealant with PTFE-M is more than a wax or polish. T-500 provides a tough, long-lasting, mirror-like finish that protects paint against corrosive elements. Through cross-link chemistry, polymer is attached to the fluorocarbon molecule. This bonding polymer will stick to paint without heat or friction.

FastWing will last several times longer than popular car polishes you may have used in the past. Most of our customers repeat applying FastWing once each year. If your automobile is parked outside and continuously exposed to the elements, we suggest that you re-seal the surface every six months.

FastWing Paint Sealant with PTFE-M represents a breakthrough in automobile appearance technology. This non-abrasive sealant is guaranteed to make your finish smoother and slicker than you ever dreamed possible.

Q. Is FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant safe to use?

A. Yes, FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant has been tested and approved under the standards of AMS, Douglas & Boeing for all types of paint.

Q. Is FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant safe for clear coats?

A. Yes. FastWing T-500 is safe for all painted surfaces, including clear coats.

Q. Will FastWing T-11 scratch my paint?

A. No. FastWing T-500 contains no abrasive that can cause scratches on the painted surface.

Q. Can FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant be used on other surfaces?

A. FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant can be safely used on chrome, fiberglass, formica, plexiglas, and other hard surfaces. Remember though that the Sealant produces a very slick surface, and it is not recommended for shower stall areas where one stands.

Q. What is the correct way to use FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant?

A. Always place FastWing T-500 on the application cloth or buffing pad, never directly on the paint surface. The surface should be cool to the touch. If the surface is hot, you can hose it down with cold water, removing excess water before applying T-500. Shake well and apply T-500 to a soft, dry cloth and wipe onto the surface in a circular motion. Remember, more is not better; a thin film is all it takes and this film should be allowed to haze over before it is removed with a soft, clean towel or buffing pad.

Q. How long will FastWing T-500 Paint Sealant last?

A. FastWing will last several times longer than popular car polishes you may have used in the past. Most of our customers repeat applying FastWing once each year. If your car or plane is parked outside and continuously exposed to the elements, we suggest that you re-seal the surface every six months; otherwise apply once each year.

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