You can also but kitchen wrap (saran wrap in bulk). Available on line and at restaurant supply stores. Small magnets also work, but make sure there are no sharp edges. I think it's 18 or 24" wide. Very cheap. Spray the fender with water and it will stick fine.candyman wrote:You can use a piece of clear plastic, blue tarp or a large beach towel to cover the engine. I dry sand, but i spray the lens with water and wipe down. I've done over 300 HLRs and it only takes me a few minutes to wipe a car down after I finish sanding. I raely use anything to cover the engine. It depends on the vehicle and how well the owner has taken care of the vehicle. After I finish with the 3000 polishing pad, I remove all the tape and wipe the car down. I use prep spray to clean the lens , wipe dry. Then I apply the UV coating. Iam done with the vehicle and I tell the customer not to touch for 4 hours or wash for 24 hours.
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