New Plan of Attack this Year, thoughts?

Tommypenguin

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Thanks for stopping by my thread, need some opinions from the gurus. This will be my third year doing my detail on my 2010 accord and I'm looking to mix things up in products and approach in terms of 'paint correction' if you can call it that since I never break out an aggressive product or pad with my PCD 7424xp, nothing more than a polish (M205) has been used on my car previously to correct swirl marks and hard water spots. I quoted my previous thread that outlined my whole detail but specifically I'm doing a few things differently and wanted to make sure I have the right approach.







This year I decided to scrap using the Klasse twins and the M205 and am going to give an AIO product a chance to consolidate the AIO/Polish into one step. After applying that product, I was planning on applying a layer of Black Hole Glaze, then two coats of PB Sealant with Carnuba since I can apply 60 minutes apart. Lastly I ordered optimum optiseal and was planning on having that be my final sealant.







Applying the optiseal at this point was one part of the detail I was unsure about, should I apply this now, or prior to the two coats of PB sealant with Carnuba after the black hole?











In summary I plan on doing the following...







Wash with Dawn and Grout Sponge



Clay with ONR as clay lube



Quick Rinse to remove any ONR residue



Polish with PB Polish with Sealant with Orange Pad



PB Black Hole Glaze with Gray Pad



Two Coats of PB Sealant with Carnuba with Blue Pad



Optimum OptiSeal by hand



Wait overnight Spray and Wipe dust off



PB QW+by hand



Mother's Reflections Advanced Top Coat by hand







If I should mix up the order at all, let me know. Thanks in advance for taking the time to read my post and give me some feedback.







Below is a quote from my detail thread from last spring.





[QUOTE Thanks guys, the detail is done and it couldn't have been better weather to do it other than the sprinkle of rain yesterday. It will be a year till the car gets detailed like this again. In 6 months I'll winterize but no paint correction. Though I would hardly call what I do correcting paint, I'm too much of a pansy to go aggressive on my paint. Below is the list of what I did for this detail, all together I invested 16 hours over 5 days...



Engine:

Cleaned with CD2



Interior

Cleaned Mats with P21S TAW

Removed Carpet Stains with Stoner's Carpet Cleaner

Vacuumed Carpet & Trunk

Applied Stoner's Fabrotex to Scotch guard carpet

Dusted Dash

Cleaned and protected Dash, and Leather with Klasse Interior Cleaner

Cleaned windows with Stoner's Invisible Glass

Applied Lexol Vinylex to Trunk Liner



Wheels:

Removed Wheels

Washed Wheels using meguiars gold class soap and 4 brushes. (Tire, Spoke, Face, Lug Nut)

Clayed Wheels with DP Clay used Meguiars LSP as lube

Applied Poorboy's Wheel Sealant

Applied Mother Reflections Top Coat

Washed Fender Liner

Scrubbed Wheel Wells with Meguiars Hot Rims Wheel Cleaner

Dressed Vinyl pieces with CD2

Dressed other portion of wheel well using cheapo Tire Shine



Paint:

Washed Car with Meguiars Gold Class Soap using 2 bucket method

Clayed paint using DP clay and Meguiars LSP as lube

Washed Car again with Meg's Gold Class

Taped Off Car

Applied Meguiar's M205 with 4" Orange Pad on Hood, Trunk, Rear Bumper, Doors, Roof and Rear Fenders. Didn't Bother with the front bumper, wasn't impressed with how the clear bra was coming out using M205, I will try a different product next year

IPA where polished

Klasse AIO with 5.5" White Pad

Poorboy's Black Hole Glaze with 5.5" Gray Pad

Klasse Sealant with 5.5" Blue Pad

S100 Wax with 5.5" Red Pad

Coat of Poorboy's Spray Wax

Mother's Reflection Top Coat with 5.5" Red Pad

Meg's LSP



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