03s2kman

After I apply about 5 coats of zaino, should I just use an applicator pad and apply s100 just like zaino? or should I do sections at a time, because the instructions say don't let the s100 haze all the way. What are the steps you guys should suggest?

petraidm

There are differing opinons:

I apply it to the whole vehicle first (in a shaded garage) and when I get to the starting point I just begin removing. I never had a problem with s100 removal. Although I never had a problem with this method, others have.

A number of people on Autopia boards apply it to small or medium size sections and then buff it right off. I don't know why they had issue with streaking but they did and the wipe on wipe off method works for them.

wanabe

i apply one section at a time and move on to the next section while my assistant is removing the one that i just finished...
my recollection is that this is what the instructions with the product indicate.
a section is about half of the trunk, for example.
and as peraidm says, always out of the sun...

NNY S2k

When I use the S100 paste I will do a section at a time, 1/2 hood, front fender, door, rear fender, trunk, back, up the other side then front. This is done in my garage, out of the sun. Good luck.

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s2ksimon

a topper as s100, WOO worked for me