Aplplying Klasse Twins by PC. ? about pad/speed/tech...

BigLouMaxSE · 08-10-05, 01:38

I'm almost done with the first stage of polishing in my list of detailing: Sonus SFX-1 w/ DAS orange cutting pad. I have done and plan to:
Wash w/ Dawn
Mother's Clay w/ Next Gen Car Wash as the lube
Wash w/ Next Gen Car Wash
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Sonus SFX-1 - PC w/ DAS Orange cutting pad (where I am right now)
Sonus SFX-2 - PC w/ DAS Greed pad
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Klasse AIO
Klasse SG (at least two coats)
Meg's Gold Class Paste Wax

????My question is about the technique to use a PC to apply Klasse Twins with. What pad, speed, and technique should be used? Damp or dry pad? How much product? How long to wait between applications of Sealant Glaze?

Thanks in advance for your help, I should have this done tomorrow night ( I started at about noon today).

chml17l · 08-10-05, 01:46

Just about everything you need to know about applying the twins. PC info is towards the bottom. Minimum of 12 hrs between layers of SG. There is nothing wrong with apply SG layers a week apart--just make sure your paint surface is clean.

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-klasse.html

BigLouMaxSE · 08-10-05, 05:56

Thank you very much for that link, it'll make tomorrow much easier. I can't wait to post up pics!!

DJ Trackie · 08-10-05, 06:22

just make sure you wipe off the SFX-1/2 before it dries, it tends to be a lil hard to remove (For me anyway)

MP525i · 08-12-05, 04:48

sealant glaze is a very tricky product but brings great results. what i normally do, since my car stays outside 24/7 is washing/claying/polishing. then add aio and top it off with s100 paste wax. on the rare occassions that i can let the sg cure inside a garage i will add that after the aio. wait a week. wash again and add another layer of sg.

i've heard you can add up to 4-5 layers without it being overkill. it's just hard to allow the sg to cure before adding another coat. a very long process, which is why i find the s100 to be a good sub.

-mike

PrinzII · 08-14-05, 05:02

I have applied AIO with the PC using the blue pad at 3.5 - 4. But this was on a car with a pretty decent finish.

WaxIt · 08-14-05, 09:24

http://www.autogeek.net/klasse-usa.html
Here's another cool guide, I like it because it has pictures...I am a visual person!