is it necessary.....

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RonTL

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Im new to detailing...



Im going to be using izup, then izpp on someones car. (for some money) Should i use izup, then izpp, then p21s paintwork cleanser, then AIO, then wax.



Or should i just use izup, izpp, then wax?
 
u shouldnt really have to use the aio, if u are using both of the 1z polished.. i think u should just use the paint cleanser as the last step before waxing..
 
Depends how the paint responds to the PP. In many cases, the PP will leave a ready-to-wax finish, in which case I would not use *either* the P21S GEPC or the AIO, just wax. The waxes in PP aren't something you need to remove, IMO.



In other cases, the PP leaves *very* fine micromarring (less likely if you work it a while). In that case, use the GEPC (though I greatly prefer the 1Z MP or WPS).



But I dunno if I'd use AIO in either case. Both the PP and the GEPC are fine bases for the final LSP, without the AIO. I don't know if it would add anything.
 
I highly encourage getting the 1z polishes. In fact, you can buy all three in a set from Detailers Paradise. For my Audi paint nothing seems to do the job as well. I just tackled some extremly light but feisty defects using just Menzerna FP alone, then PI III MG alone first, they did ok but stuff was clearly still there. I switched to MP and after wiping with the alcohol solution to confirm they werent just covered up with filler, indeed they were gone :up :bow



This was by a PC with 4" white LC polishing pad set at 6



Klasse is my choice for LSP. There's no bonding issue when you apply AIO first then SG after the 1z polishes. I make it my practice to use the alcohol mix inbetween polishing steps any way so this adds to nullifying any bonding issues additionally.
 
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