Applying KSG

macconinc

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A question for all you experts. What is the proper procedure for applying KSG with a UDM ? I need help with things like speed, how much KSG, how long to use the UDM, etc.



Or, is is better to apply the KSG by hand ? If so, how much rubbing is needed when applying ?



Thanks in advance....:D
 
I always apply KSG by hand. It should take no more than 1 ounce to do a normal size car. As far as rubbing, I just use a microfiber applicator and wipe it on gently. Make sure you put it on very thin or you will need a chisel to get it off. Hope this helps.
 
Go by hand, I like the whisper-thin application of SG where you wipe it, and see it flash and disappear, almost like a WOWA sealant, but you have to have the car color and right lighting to do that.
 
macconinc said:
..Or, is is better to apply the KSG by hand ? If so, how much rubbing is needed when applying ?



I always get a much thinner application by hand. It takes me *far* less than one ounce to do the minivan (including the jambs, etc.)..I've been using the same bottle of KSG for many years at least 8) and I layer it heavily, use it on wheels quite often, and I've even knocked it over a few times resulting in lots of spillage. Unless you're a pro who specializes in huge SUVs, a bottle of KSG oughta last for a long, long time IMO.





Hardly any rubbing at all is required when applying. You just wipe it on. If you get it on correctly thin (to the point that it's hard to see it), try fogging the panels with your breath when buffing it off (which I consider a good idea anyhow).
 
It also helps to moisten your applicator. My personal preferance is to use a microfiber or foam applicator, soak it in water and squeeze it out really good so it's just damp. Then add a few small drops of KSG and wipe on waiting a few seconds before removing.



I have also used Sonus Acrylic Spritz for this with good results and removal but water should be just fine. I like to layer heavy too.
 
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