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Old 06-21-02, 08:17   #1 (permalink)
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did I screw up my Klasse application?!?

hi, all.

newbie user of Klasse here...reading through the archives, and I need expert opinions to make sure I didnt screw up my application steps...

I had water marks on wife's car (rained, and baked in the sun), so I washed with Dawn, then SMR with PC, then AIO via MF applicator, then SG with foam pad. Was this ok? I thought I read something that before applying Klasse products, that I should wash car first (meaning, I should have washed after SMR?)?

I hope I did it right, because taking off the SG pretty much killed my arms...and all I did was the hood!

So, folks, did I do the steps right?
 
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Old 06-21-02, 08:31   #2 (permalink)
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That's fine. The solvents and cleaners in AIO will take care of any leftover residue and provide a perfect base for SG. Take a rest!
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I am so relieved! Thanks!

Now to start on the hood of the other car (guess my arms just needed a little rest!).
 
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Try AIO with the PC on your other car. I find it’s faster, does a better job and saves your arms



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Would AIO do an easy job with an orbital too?Not justa PC? Or is it too much?

I usually do it by hand, but just wondering...
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Old 06-22-02, 06:01   #6 (permalink)
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Adam, is it ok to use the AIO on the PC? What speed setting? Can I use the PC for the SG, as well? If I can, at what speed? TIA.
 
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rgc1265:

Not sure what pad set you have but I have the CMA pads. I like to use the white pad to apply AIO and wipe/buff by hand before it dries. I find it comes off pretty easy. You can use a fine foam pad (CMA’s gray) to apply SG if you like and remove by hand. I haven’t seen a set of bonnets that I like/trust yet to do removal with the PC. SG can be a pain to remove but you can spritz trouble spots with a quick detailer or use the damp towel technique that is pretty popular here. You take a damp microfiber towel, wipe of the SG and immediately buff behind with a dry microfiber.

Lots of threads pertaining to SG removal that you can pull up using the search engine.

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edit: I use ~4k rpm for AIO
 
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