I'm new..help I applied Klasse SG too heavy

[imported_Tammy]

What is the best way to remove heavy Klasse SG. Yesterday I washed my Reatta with dawn, clayed, washed again, blowed dried, applied Klasse AIO and then applied what I thought was a THIN layer of Klasse SG, not the case. I applied too much. After much buffing(HOURS) my arms and wrists couldn't take it anyway. OH after I did all this, I put it back in garage but left door open as I ran to get my son. Back home, I noticed because of the wind the car is dusty. HELP

 

[Setec Astronomy]

Reatta...nice car. Well, you need to get the dust off before you go back to any heavy buffing. You could just hose it down or give it another wash, that may help with the extra SG. If you're left with just some local spots, some QD and a (nice, clean) buffing towel may do the trick. If it's really like cement, going back to the AIO step will remove it. SG needs to be really thin, so you can't even see it thin.

 

[Accumulator]

Tammy- Welcome to Autopia!



Yeah, Reattas are nice, and you don't see too many of them any more xyxthumbs



To fix the problem, what Setec Astronomy said. I'd give it a full wash with shampoo and everything if it were mine.

 

[Milestones]

Tammy:



Your buddy already started another thread asking this question for you:



http://autopia.org/forum/car-detail...-searching-dedtailer-reedsbury-wi-please.html





If it was me, I would wipe the car down with a good QD (quick detailer). That should take care of the dust and the SG buildup with no problem.

 

[imported_Tammy]

Thanks to you all! I used a QD and then I did 2 coats of Klasse AIO. The SG will have to wait for another day, my little guy keeps me very busy and it's hard to have that kind of time.



I now know, how thin to apply SG. But I think I scared my Dad away from the Klasse Twins. I was going to have him use it on his Model A.