Nitro Seal question

**dogma** · 03-15-2012, 07:47 PM

I tried Nirto Seal this week. I used Uno V4 , a wipe down with HD free then used Nitro Seal Even though I used way more

Part A then B it still came out extremely glossy. I plan on trying it out on my wifes van, I will have more left Could I put

another coat of Nirto seal on my car ? it`s been 3 days since I applied ,I also waited 12 hours before buffing off.

Would another coat do anything? Possibly more gloss?

**tunch123** · 03-15-2012, 08:01 PM

Hi Dogma,

There is no need to put another coat right away. I would use on another car and if there is some left over wait one more week then apply to your car.

Hope it helps.

By the way stay tuned for something exciting coming soon April 2. from HD line......

**drbobbybones** · 03-15-2012, 09:24 PM

Should you do part A and part B again if you wanted to layer? Or just part B? Does it make any difference in longevity or gloss?

**Alfisti** · 03-16-2012, 09:14 AM

Originally Posted by tunch123

By the way stay tuned for something exciting coming soon April 2. from HD line......

A NS that doesn`t need two separate parts????????? :hungry:

**sohail99** · 03-16-2012, 01:40 PM

Originally Posted by Alfisti

A NS that doesn`t need two separate parts????????? :hungry:

NS sprayable!

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**yomiuri** · 03-20-2012, 06:05 AM

put part a and then how long can i put part b?

after that`s done, how long will i buff it off? upper post says after 12 hours? or wait for 45 minutes then buff it off, so which will be better?

**tunch123** · 03-20-2012, 01:29 PM

Originally Posted by yomiuri

put part a and then how long can i put part b?

after that`s done, how long will i buff it off? upper post says after 12 hours? or wait for 45 minutes then buff it off, so which will be better?

You can (and should) put the part B right after the part A. The whole idea is to mix two chemical groups on the surface of the vehicle so that they react with each other and cure on the surface of the vehicle. Even if part A is still wet, it is ok to apply part B.

Then you have to wait minimum 30 minutes. However if you have time longer wait time is better.

Then buff it off.

TG

**yomiuri** · 03-20-2012, 11:11 PM

Originally Posted by tunch123

You can (and should) put the part B right after the part A. The whole idea is to mix two chemical groups on the surface of the vehicle so that they react with each other and cure on the surface of the vehicle. Even if part A is still wet, it is ok to apply part B.

Then you have to wait minimum 30 minutes. However if you have time longer wait time is better.

Then buff it off.

TG

Thanks so much. Yes i did the 45-minute waiting time before buffing it off to an incredible finish. I`ll try for a longer time to see the differencein another car. Nitro seal really is way better than any lsps i`veused in the past

**gmblack3** · 03-21-2012, 05:05 AM

Can NS be used over 205 or P085RD? Should some kind of wipedown be done prior to NS application? Not sure I`ll be able to use it as rain is expected the day of delivery.

**Alfisti** · 03-21-2012, 08:34 AM

You`ll need a wipe-down with prepsol or IPA. Only when using other 3D products (UNO, SPEED, POXY) do you not need to wipe-down.

**Ben@3D** · 03-21-2012, 01:55 PM

Originally Posted by Alfisti

You`ll need a wipe-down with prepsol or IPA. Only when using other 3D products (UNO, SPEED, POXY) do you not need to wipe-down.

Couldn`t of said it better myself. :up

I am sure there are some products that are compatible, but you will need to test first. Or just not worry about it and do the ipa wipedown.

**dogma** · 03-21-2012, 06:20 PM

Well I ended up doing another coat of NS 4 days after the 1st coat. This time I made sure I used same amount of A&B. Not sure how much of a difference it makes. All I know is my finish is extremely glossy and wet

NS is super easy to use and looks great.