klasse all in one
11-04-2003, 10:27 AM
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klasse all in one
klasse all in one 
Ok, my cleaning fetish for my car has hit new levels..... I've been washing weekly, using Meguire's shampoo and Eagle 1 Wax as You Dry. Car has looked really clean as well, but after reading quite a bit about the different applications I decided to give the klasse all in one a shot.
Wow.
I'm totally impressed. Cleaned her off with the same shampoo, dried the car, and then applied the all in one with a microfiber pad. Sprayed some Meguire's detailing spray on the pad, and then used about a dime sized dab of the klasse for each panel of the car. Used maybe a nickel's size dab for the hood. Wipe on, and wipe off with a mf cloth. Like I said, the car looked clean before, but it really looks mucho better now. Totall application time was about an hour or so, and well worth it.
Ok, my cleaning fetish for my car has hit new levels..... I've been washing weekly, using Meguire's shampoo and Eagle 1 Wax as You Dry. Car has looked really clean as well, but after reading quite a bit about the different applications I decided to give the klasse all in one a shot.
Wow.
I'm totally impressed. Cleaned her off with the same shampoo, dried the car, and then applied the all in one with a microfiber pad. Sprayed some Meguire's detailing spray on the pad, and then used about a dime sized dab of the klasse for each panel of the car. Used maybe a nickel's size dab for the hood. Wipe on, and wipe off with a mf cloth. Like I said, the car looked clean before, but it really looks mucho better now. Totall application time was about an hour or so, and well worth it.
11-04-2003, 11:00 AM
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you can extend your washing if you want...
my car is washed about every 8 weeks or so, and it looks like it doesnt need it when i do wash it-
my secret is dusting, quick detail sprays and the car cover (the primary reason), and being fortunate not to have to drive it in the rain!
btw, this is with a black car!
my car is washed about every 8 weeks or so, and it looks like it doesnt need it when i do wash it-
my secret is dusting, quick detail sprays and the car cover (the primary reason), and being fortunate not to have to drive it in the rain!
btw, this is with a black car!
11-05-2003, 01:05 AM
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I use Klasse tooo and love it. I'm an ez-zaino user and switched because of the ease of use and comparable shine / durability.
If you want to take the shine to the next level, put a coat of P21S on top of Klasse.
If you want to take the shine to the next level, put a coat of P21S on top of Klasse.
11-05-2003, 01:10 AM
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I use Klasse tooo and love it. I'm an ez-zaino user and switched because of the ease of use and comparable shine / durability.
If you want to take the shine to the next level, put a coat of P21S on top of Klasse.
If you want to take the shine to the next level, put a coat of P21S on top of Klasse.
11-05-2003, 06:38 AM
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I'm with Petra x2. 
I've used Zaino and now I use Klasse. I honestly cannot tell the difference on Silverstone. Much easier to use. Removal is much easier, you do not have to wait long at all to take off. I also use p21s ontop.
I've used Zaino and now I use Klasse. I honestly cannot tell the difference on Silverstone. Much easier to use. Removal is much easier, you do not have to wait long at all to take off. I also use p21s ontop.
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11-12-2003, 01:19 AM
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Originally posted by SecretWeapon
how do i get that?
how do i get that?
http://www.sportscarcare.com/scc/product.a...?ItemID=p21-wax
http://www.properautocare.com/p21spastewax.html
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