Welcome and Thank You

DavidB · 01-31-06, 10:25

Welcome to the Autopia Car Care Support Forum!

If you have any questions about the products we offer on Autopia Car Care, this is the place to ask.

If you have a private question, for fast response, please email me at davidb@autopia-carcare.com.

If you have an order question, please email our order help desk at orders@theperfectshine.com.

Welcome, and thank you for your valued business!

David

wannafbody · 01-31-06, 03:00

I think these forums are a great idea

Sherman8r44 · 01-31-06, 03:43

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Originally Posted by wannafbody

I think these forums are a great idea

+1 I agree

Danase · 01-31-06, 03:47

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Originally Posted by Sherman8r44

+1 I agree

+2 I agree and thanks again David!

twitch · 01-31-06, 03:54

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Originally Posted by Danase

+2 I agree and thanks again David!

+3 Here! Wonderful idea.

I used Klasse AIO and SG this weekend but I am not certain that I applied it correctly. I know it is supposed to go on real thin but if someone can explain what should happen when done correctly that would be great.

For instance I did't see any haze at all with either product. It is possible I did it too thin in fear of not wanting it to be too thick.

Whats the best applicator to use for the product? So far I've seen mentioned MF towel, MF sponge pad, cotton applicator, foam applicator etc...

I just want to be sure I get the process correct so I can get the best of what it offers.

Thanks for the help and the wonderful service you provide. It is appreciated more than you know!

DavidB · 01-31-06, 03:54

I welcome all vendors to take advantage of this opportunity. I have made the support cost very attractive and fair to all. A better deal does not exist anywhere for open discussion with an enthusiastic crowd of detailing enthusiasts!

DavidB · 01-31-06, 03:57

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Originally Posted by twitch

+3 Here! Wonderful idea.

I used Klasse AIO and SG this weekend but I am not certain that I applied it correctly. I know it is supposed to go on real thin but if someone can explain what should happen when done correctly that would be great.

For instance I did't see any haze at all with either product. It is possible I did it too thin in fear of not wanting it to be too thick.

Whats the best applicator to use for the product? So far I've seen mentioned MF towel, MF sponge pad, cotton applicator, foam applicator etc...

I just want to be sure I get the process correct so I can get the best of what it offers.

Thanks for the help and the wonderful service you provide. It is appreciated more than you know!

Scott, have you seen this: http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-klasse.html?

twitch · 01-31-06, 04:00

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Originally Posted by DavidB

Scott, have you seen this: http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-klasse.html?

As a matter of fact I remember seeing this but I thought it was on the forum and searched here. I am going to read this AGAIN

Thanks!

-edit-

Ok read that again. I have a clear understanding now of using the AIO with the PC but I am still a bit foggy on the SG. The SG description didn't go into detail regarding the application.

I used a 100% cotton terry cloth applicator for the SG. How much would you normally put on the applicator for the correct coverage?
Do I run the applicator across the surface lightly front the front to rear of the vehicle?
Will I see it when applied before removing it?

Hope you don't mind the newbie questions. I just want to be able to understand exactly what happens so I can be knowledgeable when answering questions and working with the product.

DavidB · 01-31-06, 04:33

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Originally Posted by twitch

Ok read that again. I have a clear understanding now of using the AIO with the PC but I am still a bit foggy on the SG. The SG description didn't go into detail regarding the application.

I used a 100% cotton terry cloth applicator for the SG. How much would you normally put on the applicator for the correct coverage?
Do I run the applicator across the surface lightly front the front to rear of the vehicle?
Will I see it when applied before removing it?

A terry cotton or MF applicator is fine. I use a dime size dab. A dime size dab is normally enough to cover a 3-4 square foot area. The best way to describe proper application is "whisper thin". You should see very little film when it is worked in properly.

Allow this whisper thin film to dry 20-30 minutes minimum. I recommend applying it to the whole car, then begin removing when you first started application. This normally allows enough dry time.

db

twitch · 01-31-06, 04:51

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Originally Posted by DavidB

A terry cotton or MF applicator is fine. I use a dime size dab. A dime size dab is normally enough to cover a 3-4 square foot area. The best way to describe proper application is "whisper thin". You should see very little film when it is worked in properly.

Allow this whisper thin film to dry 20-30 minutes minimum. I recommend applying it to the whole car, then begin removing when you first started application. This normally allows enough dry time.

db

Boy did I do the SG wrong but it's ok because now I know.

Thanks David!

a.k.a. Patrick · 01-31-06, 05:22

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Originally Posted by DavidB

I welcome all vendors to take advantage of this opportunity. I have made the support cost very attractive and fair to all. A better deal does not exist anywhere for open discussion with an enthusiastic crowd of detailing enthusiasts!

David, ya lost me on this one..........or did I miss something, somewhere?

wannafbody · 01-31-06, 05:31

maybe he was referring to members who sell products or manufacturers who view the forums