Fusiondynamics

Do I have to wait between applications?

I usually just clay the car. Then put a coat of Klasse AIO, then Klasse SG, then P21s and call it a day.

Should I wait a hour or day before I do each coat? I'm a old dinosaur when it comes to this stuff. The more I read, the more confused I get.

I got new micro fiber towels and switched my Costco ones for wheels and interior. I went out and got a porter cable and pads because of all your posts in this forum.

Thanks in advance.

tekstar

i would wait a day after using sg before applying p21s

Sabre

I seem to recall a discussion on Autopia saying at least 8 hours between coats, if not 12.

CMF

You leave the SG on for a day then remove, or remove and wait a day???

Sabre

I've heard both ways
You cando SG using a wipe-on/wipe-off method as well that works just fine though.

wanabe

you are using the combo for the owner of autopia (david bynon)'s "perfect shine"...
check it out:

http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-detailing...fect-shine.html

about the time that he was writing this, i was experimenting with "finish first" (a synthetic) and wax over it. then a while later when zaino was introducted, i wanted to do this with zaino, but sal zaino had told me that i could not "sandwich" zaino. being the pure wacko that i am, this made me want to try it even more... and the results are history (it is now common practice to sandwich synthetics and wax- just make sure that the wax is the last product on the car and dont sandwich sythetic over fresh wax- old wax is o.k.).

cure time is kinda a personal decision. i dont usually cure more than an hour or two cause i wana get several coats on, and as you can see in the posts above, lotsa guys like much longer.

MuttGrunt

+1 to sandwhiching

if you don't do this, just go with many layers of sythetic. if anything lay off the carnauba wax until u get a bunch of sealant on your baby. then the next time you wash her, apply your carnauba and the results will speak for themself!