UPP on paint

I'm a newbie, so bear with me. But, odds are it won't do any harm, but it won't do anything to benefit you. I bet it would be more difficult to remove though.



-Rob
 
~One man’s opinion / observations~



Bonding and Cross-Linking Process:

Adherence- the application of a thin even film of product to the paint film surface will bond by surface tension Drying- the primary catalyst is an aerobic process so sufficient drying time should be allowed. This will vary in accordance with temperature/humidity of the ambient air.

Removal- remove product residue by buffing, using a clean dry cloth and a light even pressure

Cross-link – allow sufficient time to elapse to enable cross-linking before the application of further layers or other products



There is no advantage to leaving a product on the paint film surface after its dry and without removing the residue (its what’s left on the PFS that needs to cross-link) typically it’s just a lot more difficult to remove.



Typically UPP requires >24 hours but anytime up to a 72 hour period is recommended for cross-linking and before any other products are applied.







~Hope this helps~





Experience unshared; is knowledge wasted…/



justadumbarchitect * so i question everything*
 
I've left P UPP on for all sorts of timeframes before removing. No problems...In fact, unlike TOGWT's experience (equally valid, I'm not knocking his input), generally the longer *I* leave synthetics on, the easier the residue buffs off. As you can see, experiences vary, but with P UPP, four hours never made it harder for *ME* to remove. FWIW, *I* usually remove it with suede-style MF bonnets on a random orbital.
 
cino321 said:
I'm a newbie, so bear with me. But, odds are it won't do any harm, but it won't do anything to benefit you. I bet it would be more difficult to remove though.



-Rob
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EDIT: Bare*** I cannot spell... hehe, or speak english.
 
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