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NHBFAN
06-08-2021, 11:47 AM
Yes, I am that lazy.

Do you use this method? Which products are the easiest?

glen e
06-08-2021, 12:36 PM
This is equivalent to soaping up in the shower and then immediately drying off with a towel….

You can do exactly what you want by just using an all-in-one which is wax and polish together, a good one is blackfire One Step.

PBoy
06-08-2021, 05:33 PM
I don’t actually remove all of the polish with an LSP. Rather, I don’t strive to buff to perfection as I immediately apply a wax or sealant with a small amount of polish residue still remaining and use the wax or sealant to finish.

PaulMys
06-08-2021, 05:38 PM
Ummmm....... :confused::confused:

If you are "that lazy", how did you muster the gumption to get dressed and walk outside to the vehicle?

FUNX650
06-08-2021, 06:58 PM
Yes, I am that lazy.

Do you use this method?



I don’t actually remove all of the
polish with an LSP. Rather, I don’t
strive to buff to perfection as I
immediately apply a wax or sealant
with a small amount of polish residue
still remaining and use the wax or
sealant to finish.

•With the innate idiosyncrasies involved
in attempting the total removal of Meguiar’s
M07’s (“Pure Polish”) residues being the
one exception…

-I personally don’t ever use this method.



•Rather:
-I don’t consider it to be a “Best Practice”
in the overall scheme of Detailing.

•Then again:
-If this method works for you guys… :cheers:



Bob

PBoy
06-08-2021, 08:13 PM
•With the innate idiosyncrasies involved
in attempting the total removal of Meguiar’s
M07’s (“Pure Polish”) residues being the
one exception…

-I personally don’t ever use this method.



•Rather:
-I don’t consider it to be a “Best Practice”
in the overall scheme of Detailing.

•Then again:
-If this method works for you guys… :cheers:



Bob

Could have swore I read somewhere on AG that a little polish residue actually aids in bonding.



Of course I can’t find the reference now.

57Rambler
06-08-2021, 08:25 PM
Could have swore I read somewhere on AG that a little polish residue actually aids in bonding.


My old chemistry prof says that ain't happening ...

PBoy
06-08-2021, 08:34 PM
My old chemistry prof says that ain't happening ...

It was a review of a specific paint cleaner or polish (No not DG 601).

Maybe P21S paint cleaner???

Damm age related senescence memory loss.

I’m going to find that vid now. My life has purpose!

57Rambler
06-08-2021, 08:52 PM
It was a review of a specific paint cleaner or polish (No not DG 601).


Perhaps it was CarPro Essence ?

gorillapr
06-08-2021, 08:58 PM
Is this initial question referencing to a "method" developed by a famous detailer that he applies an AIO in 20 mins around the car and remove it with a "sealant"???

PBoy
06-08-2021, 09:05 PM
Perhaps it was CarPro Essence ?

Nah, it was old school. Not ceramic prep.

Perhaps a Griots product. The vid explained how the surface residue aided bonding.

BTW, my old chemistry prof became a meth dealer.

I know it sounds counterintuitive, but I’m going to find that vid/product if it’s the last thing I ever do!

PBoy
06-08-2021, 09:07 PM
Is this initial question referencing to a "method" developed by a famous detailer that he applies an AIO in 20 mins around the car and remove it with a "sealant"???

Maybe?

What product was he using?

I’ve watched too many detailing vids lately :(

oneheadlite
06-08-2021, 11:12 PM
Is this initial question referencing to a "method" developed by a famous detailer that he applies an AIO in 20 mins around the car and remove it with a "sealant"???

This was where my brain first went. You take an all in one designed to leave something behind, then add extra something behind it.

With a polish, unless it’s in the ad copy, I wouldn’t think it would be beneficial as whatever lubricant it uses to suspend the abrasives could cause the LSP not to bond as well as it could. (IE: the whole reason paint prep/panel wipe products exist)

Nah, it was old school. Not ceramic prep.

Perhaps a Griots product. The vid explained how the surface residue aided bonding.

BTW, my old chemistry prof became a meth dealer.

I know it sounds counterintuitive, but I’m going to find that vid/product if it’s the last thing I ever do!

It’s outside my brand experience, but it sounds like one of the DG combos? Hopefully an old schooler can help me out here.

Coatingsarecrack
06-09-2021, 02:24 AM
I think i remember Cruz’s car wash doing this maybe? I could be mistaken but I think I remember him spraying polish /AIO with PNS and then wiping off.


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SNP209
06-09-2021, 08:00 AM
Mike has an article on this topic, its a great read

Miscible and Immiscible - Wax and Paint Sealant Bonding (https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-to-articles-by-mike-phillips/31186-miscible-immiscible-wax-paint-sealant-bonding.html)