Ray & Paula
04-01-2014, 11:19 AM
Hi,
I started using the Wolfgang trio last year (as a newbe) which worked fantastic on my red Honda Goldwing trike. The trike had some light/medium swirls in the paint which is now very close to being non-existant. Now i'm about to tackle my BLACK 2012 GMC pick-up. It does have some swirls, with a few being slightly over medium. I also have a fiberglas tonneau cover with bad water spots (Klasse AIO) helped, but they remain. I use the Porter Cable 7424xp along with Lake Country buffing pads. I also plan on using the nanoskin pad w/ Glide instead of clay.
I have a few questions;
1) Would you suggest stepping up to the Wolfgang Uber Compound instead of the WTSR 3.0?
2) With the uber compound is there a need to be cautious during application due to hazing, etc.?
3) Which pads would you suggest?
With the trio everything went effortlessly. Any advice/suggestions would be most appreciated. Thanks, Ray
My prior procedure was the following;
Wash & dry
Clay (if needed)
WTSR 3.0
WFG 3.0
WDGPS 3.0
I started using the Wolfgang trio last year (as a newbe) which worked fantastic on my red Honda Goldwing trike. The trike had some light/medium swirls in the paint which is now very close to being non-existant. Now i'm about to tackle my BLACK 2012 GMC pick-up. It does have some swirls, with a few being slightly over medium. I also have a fiberglas tonneau cover with bad water spots (Klasse AIO) helped, but they remain. I use the Porter Cable 7424xp along with Lake Country buffing pads. I also plan on using the nanoskin pad w/ Glide instead of clay.
I have a few questions;
1) Would you suggest stepping up to the Wolfgang Uber Compound instead of the WTSR 3.0?
2) With the uber compound is there a need to be cautious during application due to hazing, etc.?
3) Which pads would you suggest?
With the trio everything went effortlessly. Any advice/suggestions would be most appreciated. Thanks, Ray
My prior procedure was the following;
Wash & dry
Clay (if needed)
WTSR 3.0
WFG 3.0
WDGPS 3.0