Best method to apply DWG & cure time between coats/LSP?

[alowe]

What do you say, DA or hand? If by DA, what pad and speed? How long do you let it sit? How long should I wait to apply another coat? Will be applying 845 after, is there a cure time inbetween DWG? Is there a cure time for the 845?

Sorry for the many questions.

Respect,

Andrew

[supercharged]

I prefer polishing by machine and LSP by hand. I simply don't use hard to use products.

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Originally Posted by supercharged

I prefer polishing by machine and LSP by hand. I simply don't use hard to use products.

sealants typically should see 8-12 hours for maximum curing.

[YankeeFan]

Okay you have me stumped as I looked under Wolfgang and Duragloss but found nothing. What does DWG stand for?

Howard

[alowe]

Danase Wet Glaze - www.d*****.com

So I should use what a red pad to apply ~5-6 speed with DWG? 1 or 2 coats, then LSP. I am going to try Danase Paint Sealant.

[budman3]

Danase is not an AG product and you are not allowed to link to other detailing sites per the AG rules, FYI.

[1LE HAWK]

So would you apply the DWG between the WG DGPS and Souveran??

-Matt

[Jimmie]

Originally Posted by supercharged

I prefer polishing by machine and LSP by hand. I simply don't use hard to use products.

it took me a long time to learn this but the pita products sit on the shelf now.

[supercharged]

Originally Posted by Jimmie

it took me a long time to learn this but the pita products sit on the shelf now.

yeah, I only use easy to use products or super easy to use products...
no more junk (like Megs gold glass wax, and so on), ain't worth my time...

[Rsurfer]

Originally Posted by 1LE HAWK

So would you apply the DWG between the WG DGPS and Souveran??

-Matt

Yes, if these are the products you want to use. Sealant, glaze and wax is the correct sequence.