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Old 06-23-2006, 11:02 AM
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Took your advice and did the real real thin thing applyng U.P.P. this morning to my roof, hood ,and rear lid......Waited 25 mins, hand buffed, and WOW Noticed a very nice extra looking gloss, im now a true believer in thin application.......
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Use the same technique on Klasse SG, the durability it provides is worth the effort, especially on a work truck or similar that you can't/don't want to detail every other day.
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I'm doing some klasse SG right now, and yeah, the thinner the better.
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