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    I`m doing it. I`m conforming to the Autopian ways. I finally ordered myself some Klasse AIO and SG (thanks to the group buy!), and I have a couple application questions.



    1) Do I apply AIO like a polish? Can I apply AIO with the PC and work on small sections at a time, buffing off as I go?



    2) How long should I let the SG dry before buffing? Cure before putting on a second layer?



    Also, I will be needing to do some swirl removing polish work. Here`s the plan:

    FI-II

    #9 SMR 2.0

    AIO

    SG



    3) Is the #9 SMR needed, or does the AIO do what that will do?
    -Chuckmotor

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    Chuck,



    I used AIO by hand my 1st time , a few weeks later I redid it with a PC . NO CONTEST PC wins. I got a much better shine with the PC and its quick and fun to do. Its hard for your arms to do what the PC can. I`ll never use AIO by hand again, except for small stuff, chrome wheels ect. As for the SG at least 1 hour ,some people leave it over night. If your car stays outside don`t leave it over night. I did and it was a mess in the morning.

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    Chuckmotor, no need for the SMR 2.0. AIO will wipe out any hazing left by the FI-2.

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    the first time that I applied Klasse. I did it all by hand, but the products will work fine if using a PC.

    Here`s the link to my blow-by-blow: http://www.autopia-carport.com/forum...ght=sunglasses

    If you do a search on Klasse, you will find enough to keep you reading for a month!

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    <blockquote class=`ipsBlockquote` >

    <em class=`bbc`>Originally posted by jimwh [/i]
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    If you do a search on Klasse, you will find enough to keep you reading for a month! [/b]</blockquote>
    I know! I searched for "Klasse application" and other things like that, and I got pages and pages of links! Why do you think I asked?
    -Chuckmotor

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    Thanks for the help. One question.

    Let me get this straight-- should I work the ENTIRE car with AIO before buffing any off? If this is correct, how long should I wait after working the entire car with AIO before buffing off the residue?



    Okay, another question.

    Is a Meguiar`s foam pad okay to use for SG?
    -Chuckmotor

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    <blockquote class=`ipsBlockquote` >

    <em class=`bbc`>Originally posted by Chuckmotor [/i]
    <strong class=`bbc`>Thanks for the help. One question.
    Let me get this straight-- should I work the ENTIRE car with AIO before buffing any off? If this is correct, how long should I wait after working the entire car with AIO before buffing off the residue?

    Okay, another question.
    Is a Meguiar`s foam pad okay to use for SG? [/b]</blockquote>
    You can buff off the AIO immediately, no wait needed.

    Let the SG cure for at least 20 minutes, longer is better.

    Use a damp applicator for AIO, a dry applicator for SG. Foam pads work great for both.

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    I haven`t used Klasse personally (yet), but I believe the #9 2.0 is going to leave some oils/fillers behind - so it is probably better NOT to use it - because the polymers all want clean paint to bond to. You could also Dawn-wash before the AIO step.

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    <blockquote class=`ipsBlockquote` >

    <em class=`bbc`>Originally posted by carguy [/i]
    <strong class=`bbc`>I haven`t used Klasse personally (yet) [/b]</blockquote>Carguy, I`m going to personally see to it that that changes! Too bad you`re only going to get samples though... because the Klasse bottles are the coolest detailing containers I`ve ever seen.

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    Agreed! Those Klasse containers are pretty cool. I hope they don`t change. Laters

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    Guess my process

    06 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

    Yesterday after a good dawn wash, Ironx and another dawn wash it appears that I have all of the glazes and fillers removed.





    A few more from today for your viewing pleasure:










    The whole vehicle has been repainted in the past.

    I have been doing some test spots on the hood. I found a combo that works very well.

    Can you guess my 2 step process?
    Bryan Burnworth - Atlanta Car Detailing - Peachstate Detail LLC

    Selected as one of the top nine detailers in the US by Autoweek

    Published in the 356 Registry

    The only exclusive Opti-Coat Pro specialist in Atlanta

    All PPF work done by the best in Atlanta Derek Johnson of Atlanta Protective Films

    Follow Peachstate Detail LLC on Facebook here.

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    Does the winner get a prize :Gift:

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    SurBuf M105
    LC White M205

    Come on big money!

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    Surbuf M105
    LC White 106FA

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    How do you like the Ironx Bryan? I have a liter that should be here today.

    I wonder if you might be testing the new Megs microfiber system on this. I know some others that were at SEMA the same time as you are testing it. As good as you are, it would seem logical.

    Ron

 

 
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