do any of you use a machine to remove wax of klasse?

[corvetteman]

I`m old and my arms are getting really tired plus sometimes the stuff is on so good I end up bending my hood temporarily just trying to get it off.

[taxidriver]

It,s not a good idea to use the machine to remove any products

Trust me, I have tried.Good thing it was an old beater.

But of course!maybe i did something wrong :)

Ps.Maybe you applied it to thick ???

[corvetteman]

i must have because some times i bend panels to try and get it off

[taxidriver]

Ok,try to apply some more an wipe it off at once.

That works for me. :)

[raymond_ho2002]

taxidriver, why do you not find it a good idea to use a pc to aid in product removal?



Spree17, i see no problems with using a PC equipped with a terry or microfiber bonnet. I would suggest removing as much as you can by hand first, and then using the machine to pick up residual wax that you might have missed. That way, you don`t gum up your PC bonnet with too much product.

[corvetteman]

thanks ray! I never heard of a mf boonet

[taxidriver]

Hi Raymond! Just as you wrote it,Because of the danger of gumming up your pc bonnet. I have never tryed it with a terry or a

MF bonnet.Will stick to remove it by hand just to be on the safe side :)

[corvetteman]

if ive used too much product or wax and left it on too long in spits how do I get it off if qd doesnt seem to do the job?

[taxidriver]

Have you tryed to use the same product as you first applied ??

Just wipe it of before it,s dry.

Don,t know if it will help,but give it a try :)

[shaf]

Try applying the Klasse a bit thinner in the future - you should hardly be able to tell you`ve applied it if it`s thin enough. Try searching some of the older threads about this topic.



Alternatively try the wipe on, wipe off ("WOO") method of applying by BillNorth.

[Gonzo]

AIO will remove the previous AIO and anything else above the original AIO. Just reapply. I apply AIO using a CMA gray pad at 6, priming the pad with EO Wipe and Shine.

[Accumulator]

Some MF bonnets work better with some products than others. I have at least 4 different kinds of MF bonnets for my PC and Cyclo, and I do almost ALL my product removal by machine. Just gotta match the tool (i.e., the bonnet) to the job.

[99323ic]

I actually prefer to use an MF bonnet on low to medium speed. I find that it gives a real quality finish.



The key is to not put any product on too thick. That will just load up the fibers and then you are opening the door to problems.

[Accumulator]

And *I* remove product with a medium to HIGH speed :D so there`s apparently a lot of room for experimentation and personal preference!



And yeah, too thick an application will load up MF bonnets rather quickly. If/when this happens, *I* don`t turn them inside-out or try to spur/fluff them, I just get a fresh one.