Winter is Coming want Suggestions.

**G.T.Subie** · 10-02-2006, 08:38 PM

I did a little searching and found answers for Klasse, Zaino or Duragloss.

My question is what steps should I take to prepare for it. Should I clay, polish with Klasse or Poorboys and then use a Glaze or wax? Or should I not even worry about removing swirls an just protect my paint.
Basically looking for a good tip for keeping my new car looking new through winter.Because I live in an apartment and can`t wash too much.

**holland_patrick** · 10-02-2006, 08:52 PM

basicly i`m not doing a heavy polish...

kalsse AIO
SG
and then who knows

hgas-upp-wg-ex what ever sealent strike my fancey till spring then it`s xxxx time

**the_stig** · 10-06-2006, 11:51 AM

i second what holland patrick said. I would definitely do a full clay of the car and some polishing to get the swirls out.

then i would apply the LSPs afterwards. Klasse AIO, sealant of your choice, and then wait 24hrs for the sealant to cure and bond with your paint. Afterwards apply a good paste wax such as poorboys natty`s blue.

**budman3** · 10-06-2006, 01:46 PM

Actually I wouldn`t go all out with swirl remover heading into the winter. Why? Because whose going to be looking for a swirl free finish during the winter? It`s just a looks thing and isn`t possible to keep a car clean up here for the winter. I`d rather live with swirls for the winter and then do a good polish in the spring. That`d save a polishing step and paint

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Klasse is great in the winter IMO. If I`m able to do a wash every month or two, I`ll be spraying some OCW ontop to keep it fresh.