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03-19-2007, 07:32 PM
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| | | New Student in Klasse I finally got my Klasse AIO and Sealant after using the whole multi step Meguiar's cleaning process (took forever and my arm almost fell off).
I have a bunch of questions regarding the Klasse twins as I see they are called. Total newbie to this stuff... - I see it says to apply AIO really thin with a damp pad in NON circular motions. That seems slightly counter intuitive to me...I thought I would want to almost scrub a little with a little pressure in tight small overlapping circles to really clean and polish, no? I am doing it all by hand by the way.
- With both the AIO and Sealant a nickel size is supposed to be all that it takes to do a big part of the car, correct? Maybe I am just using to using a lot of product, but I just tried a little bit on my snowboard and it seemed as though no product was being put down on the board after a few seconds using about a dime size amount of AIO then the same with the Sealant.
- I read on the bottle that a capful of AIO can be used for washing the car, and somewhere on the forum someone posted that AIO actually was the best at removing other wax buildup from their trim. Yet I am slo hearing that is will CAUSE white clouding on my plastic trim ('06 Nissan Xterra...lots of plastic).
- Do you let the AIO dry at all....maybe move down the car a bit then come back and wipe it off...or wipe on, wipe off...no wait whatsoever? Well I think this is a good start with questions, I know I will be back with more. Thanks!!!

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03-19-2007, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by muddy I finally got my Klasse AIO and Sealant after using the whole multi step Meguiar's cleaning process (took forever and my arm almost fell off).
I have a bunch of questions regarding the Klasse twins as I see they are called. Total newbie to this stuff... - I see it says to apply AIO really thin with a damp pad in NON circular motions. That seems slightly counter intuitive to me...I thought I would want to almost scrub a little with a little pressure in tight small overlapping circles to really clean and polish, no? I am doing it all by hand by the way.
The straight back and forth and sides up and down does seem weird but it will not cause swirls when done..... - With both the AIO and Sealant a nickel size is supposed to be all that it takes to do a big part of the car, correct? Maybe I am just using to using a lot of product, but I just tried a little bit on my snowboard and it seemed as though no product was being put down on the board after a few seconds using about a dime size amount of AIO then the same with the Sealant.
very very thin is the key...........lots of product will take longer to remove remember you can always layer the next day - I read on the bottle that a capful of AIO can be used for washing the car, and somewhere on the forum someone posted that AIO actually was the best at removing other wax buildup from their trim. Yet I am slo hearing that is will CAUSE white clouding on my plastic trim ('06 Nissan Xterra...lots of plastic)
- never left any clouding on my trim.....others maybe.....use it on glass also....
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- Do you let the AIO dry at all....maybe move down the car a bit then come back and wipe it off...or wipe on, wipe off...no wait whatsoever? Well I think this is a good start with questions, I know I will be back with more. Thanks!!!
 i wipe AIO on and wipe off......you can do two panels at once then go back.. .the sealer let haze........ |
good luck......
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03-19-2007, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by muddy I finally got my Klasse AIO and Sealant after using the whole multi step Meguiar's cleaning process (took forever and my arm almost fell off).
I have a bunch of questions regarding the Klasse twins as I see they are called. Total newbie to this stuff... - I see it says to apply AIO really thin with a damp pad in NON circular motions. That seems slightly counter intuitive to me...I thought I would want to almost scrub a little with a little pressure in tight small overlapping circles to really clean and polish, no? I am doing it all by hand by the way.
- With both the AIO and Sealant a nickel size is supposed to be all that it takes to do a big part of the car, correct? Maybe I am just using to using a lot of product, but I just tried a little bit on my snowboard and it seemed as though no product was being put down on the board after a few seconds using about a dime size amount of AIO then the same with the Sealant.
- I read on the bottle that a capful of AIO can be used for washing the car, and somewhere on the forum someone posted that AIO actually was the best at removing other wax buildup from their trim. Yet I am slo hearing that is will CAUSE white clouding on my plastic trim ('06 Nissan Xterra...lots of plastic).
- Do you let the AIO dry at all....maybe move down the car a bit then come back and wipe it off...or wipe on, wipe off...no wait whatsoever? Well I think this is a good start with questions, I know I will be back with more. Thanks!!!

| 1. I put my AIO in a small 2oz spray bottle, and spay once per panel, two for the hood. This works well.
3. AIO can be used as a car wash, I have yet to try it though. I use tire-gel to dress my trim because NOTHING seems to work on black trim.
4. I work AIO, go to the next panel, and wipe both off. I never do more than two panels at a time.
There's no reason to let AIO dry. If you need or want to apply two coats, go for it.
I will second what bill said; Klasse AIO is AWESOME on the windows (exterior of course).
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03-19-2007, 08:32 PM
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03-19-2007, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by joe.p Nice Thread Title  | I know, wasn't it? same thing I was thinking.
Cute and clever!
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03-20-2007, 12:01 AM
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| | | Another for the window.
I include this with my full detail. I like to apply it with Edge blue pad on the PC on the windshield. Cleans well and wow!, does the window bead for a long time! | 
03-20-2007, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Whitethunder46 Another for the window.
I include this with my full detail. I like to apply it with Edge blue pad on the PC on the windshield. Cleans well and wow!, does the window bead for a long time! | Blue pad is awesome! I use it as well on the windows. | 
03-20-2007, 05:57 PM
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| | Thanks for all the reply's guys (and gals).
A few more questions though...
Bill, you mentioned Quote: | The straight back and forth and sides up and down does seem weird but it will not cause swirls when done..... |
Are you using any pressure while doing the side to side, or just kind of getting the AIO on there? Nick19, you don't even scrub at all...just mist it on, and wipe off? hmmm, I thought some cleaning and polishing meant scrub a bit...even if side to side, but with a little force. I can understand the sealant being very thin though.
Also after doing my testing with the sealant on my snowboard (and using a biiiiiit too much) I couldn't buff it out much at all by hand. I sprayed some Meguiar's Quick Detailer and the white haze was gone with a simple swipe of the hand. Is this a practice that should be avoided? The quick detailer is not removing any of the sealant right...just the excess??? I always thought they actually ADDED protection, but after seeing how easy it took the extra sealant off, maybe I am wrong).
The windows sound like a great idea!
Thanks again everybody!!!  <----they didn't have any apples for this new student to give, so I had to use the dancing bananna  | 
03-20-2007, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by muddy Thanks for all the reply's guys (and gals).
A few more questions though...
Bill, you mentioned
Are you using any pressure while doing the side to side, or just kind of getting the AIO on there? Nick19, you don't even scrub at all...just mist it on, and wipe off? hmmm, I thought some cleaning and polishing meant scrub a bit...even if side to side, but with a little force. I can understand the sealant being very thin though.
Also after doing my testing with the sealant on my snowboard (and using a biiiiiit too much) I couldn't buff it out much at all by hand. I sprayed some Meguiar's Quick Detailer and the white haze was gone with a simple swipe of the hand. Is this a practice that should be avoided? The quick detailer is not removing any of the sealant right...just the excess??? I always thought they actually ADDED protection, but after seeing how easy it took the extra sealant off, maybe I am wrong).
The windows sound like a great idea!
Thanks again everybody!!!  <----they didn't have any apples for this new student to give, so I had to use the dancing bananna  |
I use it on my PC on speed 4 and just use light pressure. It takes about 2 minutes per panel. Not much "working" Klasse AIO. It's an acrylic cleaner and makes for the best bonding surface to any sealant. | 
03-20-2007, 06:58 PM
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| | | Klasse AIO -- versatile, can be used anywhere and on anything with nice results. Thick or thin it is easy on and off. Great paint cleaner, but not really abrasive. Works well on metal also, and can be used as a wash but messy and no foam.
Klasse SG -- the bulletproof sealant. This product almost works to well with AIO (catalyst) as darn strong combo for 6+ months of protection. Product is extremely finicky and should be used with care. Best method is immediate WOWO (wipe on/off) without delay. A small travel size hairspray bottle will help control dispursement. If you overapply and hard to remove, respray and wipe off immediately.
The combo is not however over glossy. You will likely want a qd'er+ type product to add some additional gloss. Poorboys, Crystal Mist, Quikshine, and others are nice as easy to use weekly. |  | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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