Klasse SG question

[superstring]

Hi All



First, my apologies if this has been covered 1000 times before, but I have searched......:)



I`m a first time user of the Klasse twins and I`ve been having a bit of a hard time buffing out my SG applications. I`ve tried BillNorth`s WOWO method, and that actually works pretty well (thanks Bill :) ), but if I try letting the SG sit awhile (one hour, two, 24, doesn`t matter) it`s a complete PITA to buff.......unless I spritz my MF cloth with water.....and then it`s a piece of cake (POC?)!



I know that some use a quick detailer on their buffing cloth but I`m wondering if, by using water, I`m just wiping away the SG?



Thanks!

[marktheshark]

Sounds like maybe you are putting the SG on too heavy. Someone once posted that you should barely be able to see it. In fact, if you`re wondering if you have enough on there, that`s probably about right...



Hope this helps.

[BillNorth]

Using water will not wipe away the SG. Your SG will still be there. The problem I`ve had with using water or any QD to aid in the removal of SG is that it causes the SG to develop an oily haze / film that moves in the direction of your last towel swipe. That`s why I stopped removing SG with that method. WOO works the best. Just use that method and you won`t have to worry about anything else. :)



Bill :up

[togwt]

Quote: Klasse SG question



~One man’s opinion / observations ~



The problem I had initially with the ‘wipe-on, wipe-off’ was that you are removing residue not product.



The other thing that helps with this product is applying it super thin, and as Bill North suggests apply without water/QD.



Experience unshared; is knowledge wasted…/



justadumbarchitect *so I question everything*

[superstring]

Thanks guys!




The problem I`ve had with using water or any QD to aid in the removal of SG is that it causes the SG to develop an oily haze / film that moves in the direction of your last towel swipe.



Bill: Can`t say I`ve noticed this. Do you mean it creates an oily line at the leading edge of the towel or a smear over the entire surface wiped?






The problem I had initially with the ‘wipe-on, wipe-off’ was that you are removing residue not product.



TOGWT: I don`t quite understand. I thought that was the point - to remove residue, not product. :confused:

[BillNorth]

superstring,



The whole surface of your car will look clouded/hazy because the SG is contaminated. You`ll see the towel swipe over the entire surface wiped.

[Gonzo]

SONUS is the QD/streak remover of choice in this household.

[togwt]

TOGWT: I don`t quite understand. I thought that was the point - to remove residue, not product.



You understand perfectly, I just didn`t phrase it well.



Wire on (product), Wipe off (residue)

[togwt]

s/b Wipe on...etc