LSP Final Check?

[FMINUS]

What do you guys do after wiping/buffing off your LSP? Do you QD the car once again to smooth out the LSP? and how do you look for any missed spots?

I always tend to miss some parts and see the mess later on....

[Thejoyofdriving]

I sometimes wash the car 12hrs after the LSP, so that takes care of everything. Or you could buff off in the sun light....

[klumzypinoy]

After I buff off, I just feel the paint. If there's a spot that's not slick, then I missed something :)

Edit: FMinus, I thought you meant if you unwaxed a spot, my bad hahah. I just wipe the Mf over the panel till I see a clear surface :)

[tod071]

I try to always use a spray sealant or qd after lsp. Now, I don't have a problem with leftover lsp. What's your situation? Is it hard to see in the shade/garage or nightfall? Maybe a walkthrough with a halogen or Brinkmann xenon light?

[Sevenrd]

I do a wipedown with FK425.

[D]

I pull it out into the drive way and look over everything.

[P1et]

I usually have some dust on the vehicle after polishing, so I spray it down with QD which does a nice job of putting some slickness on the paint and at the same time collects the dust so much easier. I just use Poorboys QD, does the job!

[richy]

I do a wipedown with FK425.

+1

[maesal]

I do a QD wipedown ;)

[Darren F]

if you do a wipedown with a QD wont it effect the curing of the LSP?

[joe.p]

I do a QD wipedown ;)
+ One....

[maesal]

if you do a wipedown with a QD wont it effect the curing of the LSP?

Yes with a sealant, not with a carnauba wax. I think that it will depend on the QD that you use, for example DG FC&S cleans very good.

[Rsurfer]

Two coats of nuba or sealant will take care of missed spots.