Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze

[UKCamaroSS]

Hi,



I have just finished using my PC7424 to remove swirls etc. After completion I used Sonus Paintwork cleanser and then some Klasse All In One..... the car looked great. Then I decided to finish it off with Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze.... however the car now seems to have slightly visible weave pattern. I used the hand applicator to put the glaze on and waited about 5 minutes and then buffed it by hand.... how do you guys put this Glaze on and what can I do now to remove the weave effect?

This was my first time ever doing anything more to my car than a sinple wash / dry really, so any input would be greatly appreciated.



Thanks,

UKCamaroSS

[awahl63]

I like to apply SG by wiping on and wiping off

[imported_steveo3002]

sealant glaze is tricky to use....try a damp applicator and apply it super super thin, like 4 pea sized spots for a door



wipe on wipe off is easiest...just have a play around and test you technique on single panels until you get some practice



a mf towel misted with qd helps take it off too

[dmarcus48]

If you find it hard to remove the sg, you put it on too heavy. Use some quick detail spray and it should come off.



Dave

[TN9thSi]

The best method I have found for applying SG is by PC. I use a 6" foam pad and cover it with a microfiber bonnet. Keeping the pad primed and spreading the product quickly results in a super thin layer. I let it dry for a few minutes and buff it off. No streaks and perfect results!

[FreeBIZZ]

One way to get it off would be to apply the AIO again.



Then when you re-apply SG, use a dry MF pad (actually I checked my notes and I misted the pad and squeezed the excess-1st pass only), and no more than a dime-sized drop on a MF hand applicator pad per panel. That application process worked well for me as a 1st time user of SG. I did one panel at a time and immediately wiped off-no waiting---WOWO. The following week I did a wash (no QD), and applied a 2nd coat of SG. Looks beautiful~!

[imported_NHBFAN]

If you find it hard to remove the sg, you put it on too heavy. Use some quick detail spray and it should come off.



Dave

I agree with this. I usually put SG and everything else on too thick, but if I get in a bind I whip out the Sonus QD.



Now if I use sealant it`s usually JWAJ. Similar results as KSG but not quite as finicky.

[smartxtai]

The best method I have found for applying SG is by PC. I use a 6" foam pad and cover it with a microfiber bonnet. Keeping the pad primed and spreading the product quickly results in a super thin layer. I let it dry for a few minutes and buff it off. No streaks and perfect results!

How much AIO and SG do you put on the pad? Just a small drop or more?

[Setec Astronomy]

You really want to put on so little you can`t even see it...if the light is right you will see the surface wet and then flash dry and look like nothing is there, kind of like if you dampened a cloth with alcohol or another solvent and wiped it across the surface, you would see a film for a second which would then evaporate. If you`re asking "how can I put it on if I can`t see it!?!?" Accumulator points out that even if you can`t see it, the applicator will drag much less on the area where the SG has been applied. It takes a little experimentation, but that`s a lot easier than rubbing your arm off trying to remove "weave" (applicator) marks.

[imported_steveo3002]

How much AIO and SG do you put on the pad? Just a small drop or more?

i use a mf applicator thats been misted with water, then for the first swipe maybe four thin lines of sealant glaze, once the pad is loaded 4-6 small dots will be enough to keep going



try tipping some in a applicator bottle that has a fine nozzle, its near impossible to be frugal with the klasse containers