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09-06-09, 12:37
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Opti-seal
After you prime the applicator, do you spray on the paint or keep spraying on the applicator like I do with UPGP?
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09-06-09, 12:48
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Re: Opti-seal
Spray the applicator like applying UPGP. Thin, thin, thin.
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09-06-09, 01:01
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Re: Opti-seal
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Originally Posted by Legacy99
Spray the applicator like applying UPGP. Thin, thin, thin.
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I know about thin, I use one spritz per panel with UPGP.
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09-09-09, 01:39
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Re: Opti-seal
Opti-seal, Zaino clear seal and UPGP all state to spray the applicator rather then the body panel. And as said very thin
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09-09-09, 01:52
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Re: Opti-seal
Could you apply opti-seal thick to make sure you have full coverage and the most possible product that can adhere to the paint, and then just buff the haze/streaking off with Opt. instant detailer after it cures??
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09-09-09, 02:34
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Re: Opti-seal
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Could you apply opti-seal thick to make sure you have full coverage and the most possible product that can adhere to the paint, and then just buff the haze/streaking off with Opt. instant detailer after it cures??
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Too be sure you have full coverage, just do two coats 12 hrs. apart. Do not try to get any hazing/streaking off during the curing period. You can QD after it cures or top it with a nuba.
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09-09-09, 02:35
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Re: Opti-seal
I think it would be a waste of product to put OS on as thick as you can.
If your just going for even coverage I would do one coat, than another coat after 30 minutes.
If you trying to "layer" (if thats possible) than I would wait the full 12 hours.
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09-09-09, 02:42
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Re: Opti-seal
Even coverage, two 2 thin coats 30minutes apart. If attempting to layer, wait 12hours.
I prime the pad first, then sometimes I'll spray directly onto the paint, sometimes on the applicator. I mix it up. No right or wrong way.
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09-09-09, 03:35
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Re: Opti-seal
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Originally Posted by Got_Leather
Even coverage, two 2 thin coats 30minutes apart. If attempting to layer, wait 12hours.
I prime the pad first, then sometimes I'll spray directly onto the paint, sometimes on the applicator. I mix it up. No right or wrong way.
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Sounds exactly like UPGP in that regard.
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09-09-09, 03:39
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Re: Opti-seal
The three WOWA products are similar in application and use. They have minor differences in looks and durability tho.
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