Klasse AIO and SG

[Flatfour]

What`s the best way to apply this combo ?



Rotary, by hand...



With a MF or sponge or applicator ?



And can it be used on all surfaces, paint, black trim, black surroundings and so, or will it leaving white marks...



Wally

[Flatfour]

What`s the best way to apply this combo ?



Rotary, by hand...



With a MF or sponge or applicator ?



And can it be used on all surfaces, paint, black trim, black surroundings and so, or will it leaving white marks...



Wally

[tom p.]

I apply with the porter-cable (DA) and remove by hand. IMO, that yields a result superior than doing it by hand - - at least by my hand.



It`s pretty forgiving on black trim but I wouldn`t slop it on intentionally. People use it on glass as well.

[tom p.]

I apply with the porter-cable (DA) and remove by hand. IMO, that yields a result superior than doing it by hand - - at least by my hand.



It`s pretty forgiving on black trim but I wouldn`t slop it on intentionally. People use it on glass as well.

[Accumulator]

It`s pretty forgiving on black trim but I wouldn`t slop it on intentionally...



It pays to test it on an inconspicuous area, but I *do* use it intentionally on black trim, including the textured plastic stuff. I`ve done this on a number of vehicles and currently do it on the MPV. Works well for me but of course YMMV.



On the black textured plastic, I use a semi-W-O-W-O method. And as always, don`t use much; thinner is better.

[Accumulator]

It`s pretty forgiving on black trim but I wouldn`t slop it on intentionally...



It pays to test it on an inconspicuous area, but I *do* use it intentionally on black trim, including the textured plastic stuff. I`ve done this on a number of vehicles and currently do it on the MPV. Works well for me but of course YMMV.



On the black textured plastic, I use a semi-W-O-W-O method. And as always, don`t use much; thinner is better.

[LOTA OT]

AIO with a PC and polishing pad gives me the best base. I still get better results with SG by hand using a damp MF or terry applicator. Letting the SG cure for about an hour and then wiping with a damp MF towel and buffing with a dry MF towel.

[LOTA OT]

AIO with a PC and polishing pad gives me the best base. I still get better results with SG by hand using a damp MF or terry applicator. Letting the SG cure for about an hour and then wiping with a damp MF towel and buffing with a dry MF towel.

[imported_MCA]

I use AIO with a white polishing pad and the PC --> In my experience, this maximizes the cleaning capabilities. I apply SG via hand and a MF applicator --> its the only way *I* can get it thin enough.



MCA

[imported_MCA]

I use AIO with a white polishing pad and the PC --> In my experience, this maximizes the cleaning capabilities. I apply SG via hand and a MF applicator --> its the only way *I* can get it thin enough.



MCA

[Flatfour]

What about an extra layer of Carnauba wax, I have a box of Swissol Samurai (ok it`s expensive but ...), can I layer that above the SG or is that a bad idea ?

[Flatfour]

What about an extra layer of Carnauba wax, I have a box of Swissol Samurai (ok it`s expensive but ...), can I layer that above the SG or is that a bad idea ?

[Accumulator]

I might be in the minority here, but I apply the SG by hand with a foam app, I can`t get it as thin as I like with MF.



Wally- Topping the KSG with carnauba usually makes it look better, but then you can`t add more SG. I like to keep adding SG from time to time myself, but if you want to top it I`d at least build up a few layers of SG first. Maybe 3-4. Then refresh the wax from time to time.

[Accumulator]

I might be in the minority here, but I apply the SG by hand with a foam app, I can`t get it as thin as I like with MF.



Wally- Topping the KSG with carnauba usually makes it look better, but then you can`t add more SG. I like to keep adding SG from time to time myself, but if you want to top it I`d at least build up a few layers of SG first. Maybe 3-4. Then refresh the wax from time to time.

[beastie]

I used to use MF applicator for SG as well but foam proved to be the easier way of getting thin applications. I tried using SG with a grey pad and the results were great but was harder to meter out the amount applied.