OPS Cure Time?

[nonwelder]

What is a suggested cure time before I add OCW?



Thanks!

 

[Envious Eric]

polish on, wipe off



some leave it on for the whole car, some dont. saves time when you can just keep polishing away..probably saves about 10 minutes overall

 

[nick19]

For things that can be wiped off immediately, I usually do half the car, wipe, and finish the remaining panels.









-Nick :spot

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[nonwelder]

Sorry..I meant, how long until I can top?

 

[spotter]

Immediately. The Optimum site even suggests using the OCW when removing the polish.

 

[nonwelder]

Thanks a ton!

 

[thesacrifice]

Immediately. The Optimum site even suggests using the OCW when removing the polish.

I don't use OCW, but I've seen the results and it looks great and is especially fast.

 

[imported_TheFiveO1]

OneQuick,



Just a second thumbs up for topping right after application of poli-seal. I did that very things this last weekend when I worked onon my nieces car. I think the OCW really added depth.



I was greatly impressed

 

[Scottwax]

Immediately. The Optimum site even suggests using the OCW when removing the polish.

I often use that method. Looks absolutely beautiful.

 

[nonwelder]

So, spray the OCW on the OPS and then remove? Can someone elaborate?

 

[Juztang]

Yes you can spray the OCW directly over the OPS and then wipe off with a microfiber. Saves an extra step and looks really good!

 

[imported_DieselMDX]

So, spray the OCW on the OPS and then remove? Can someone elaborate?

yup sounds right to me, there is hardly any residue after using OPS so there is not much to buff off