Detailed 06 Dodge Viper Coupe

Scottwax said:
Excellent job, Josh. :)



I've found that Clear Seal is a breeze to use if you lightly work it in to make sure there are no thick spots.
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Yea I'm still learning how to apply it but expect good things from it.



Do you think there's any way to apply it with a PC?? I'd like to find a way to spread it more evenly.
 
nice job josh.....that is my "lottery car" ......along with a few others.



Did the owner ask for Zaino, or did you just use that because you had it?
 
JoshVette said:
Yea I'm still learning how to apply it but expect good things from it.



Do you think there's any way to apply it with a PC?? I'd like to find a way to spread it more evenly.
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I think the PC would waste product. I use the 4" foam Meguiars hand pads. One spritz per panel is all you need once the pad is primed. I just apply to each section and lightly buff it in (without adding more) and it disappears into the paint very quickly, maybe 20-30 seconds max. If you apply it in long, even strokes, it seems to deposit too much product at the point of initial appliction and very little at the other end. If you've ever used Werkstatt's Acrylic Jett, same thing. Any thick spots are tough to remove and with Clear Seal (or for that matter, Optimum's Opti-Seal), thick spots either appear as streaks or don't seem to dry clear and need to be lightly buffed off with an MF towel.



Once you get the hang of it, CS is very easy to use.
 
Scottwax said:
I think the PC would waste product. I use the 4" foam Meguiars hand pads. One spritz per panel is all you need once the pad is primed. I just apply to each section and lightly buff it in (without adding more) and it disappears into the paint very quickly, maybe 20-30 seconds max. If you apply it in long, even strokes, it seems to deposit too much product at the point of initial appliction and very little at the other end. If you've ever used Werkstatt's Acrylic Jett, same thing. Any thick spots are tough to remove and with Clear Seal (or for that matter, Optimum's Opti-Seal), thick spots either appear as streaks or don't seem to dry clear and need to be lightly buffed off with an MF towel.



Once you get the hang of it, CS is very easy to use.
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Thanks, this info should help me since I was wiping it in long strokes. I'll play with it till I get it down solid.
 
shelpdoggSVT said:
nice job josh.....that is my "lottery car" ......along with a few others.



Did the owner ask for Zaino, or did you just use that because you had it?
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It's my "new car" process, which intales a wash, claybar (if needed) and 3 coats of Zaino, and condition leather inside.:woot:
 
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