New products & I want to use them correctly

[MagRed Mike]

Santa brought me 2 new items to me, Wolfgang Polish Enhancer & Deep Gloss Paint Sealant.
I want to be sure & use them both right, so here I am.

Is there a spot where you've already covered this? please point me that direction as to not repeat too much the same story again & again.

This is going on a 2001 Corvette, Magnetic Red Metallic II, which is a base coat/clear coat/tint coat. I have worked the paint with M205 & 105(with a 7424xp) to date & finish coat with #26.

The 205 & 105 really brought the paint clarity up a bunch, with the what looked to be subsurface water marks are now gone.
But can more be had? Please any advise & help is appreciated!

[allenk4]

If you have already M105/M205 and are happy with the results...proceed directly to WGDGPS

Shake the heck out of the bottle

Apply super thin

[Corey@OptimalDetailing]

If you have already M105/M205 and are happy with the results...proceed directly to WGDGPS

Shake the heck out of the bottle

Apply super thin

This. Very, very thin.

Also, noticed you're in Oklahoma also. Contact me in the future, may try and get a few guys I know (and from here) to get together and do a mini-detail day or something.

[allenk4]

I am from Oklahoma and an OU Grad, but have not lived there since '93

Art Hernandez coordinated a SoCal meet-up that was very well done. You might reach out to him for some insight on building a successful event

[Corey@OptimalDetailing]

I am from Oklahoma and an OU Grad, but have not lived there since '93

Art Hernandez coordinated a SoCal meet-up that was very well done. You might reach out to him for some insight on building a successful event

Allen, neat info! Actually live in Norman, close enough to the stadium that i can hear the band on football game days. I'll definitely contact Art, thanks.

[MagRed Mike]

If you have already M105/M205 and are happy with the results...proceed directly to WGDGPS

Shake the heck out of the bottle

Apply super thin

Well its so much better than it was, I just want more depth if possible. The shine is nicer now than before, and reflections appear sharply defined, compared again to pre M205 &105.

Do you put it on with 7424? or pad it on super thin? And then to remove it same questions, 7424 or microfiber towels to remove?

[allenk4]

IMO it is easier to get a ver thin coating with good coverage using a DA a d the softest pad you have

I use a pad brush after every panel, just to make sure the pad didn't pick something up that will mar the paint

Speed 2-3-4....whatever you like

Overlap by 25%


I don't use bonnets on my DA to remove LSP, I think it is too aggressive

I use my best, soft MF towels, fold twice and flip to a new side twice as often as you think you need to

[VISITOR]

^ good advice...

[conquistador]

Good to see some more "Oklahomies" on here

[DaveT435]

This. Very, very thin.

Also, noticed you're in Oklahoma also. Contact me in the future, may try and get a few guys I know (and from here) to get together and do a mini-detail day or something.

I'm in Dallas, not too far away. Please let me know if you put this together. With my back problems I really wouldn't know til the last minute it I could make it or not...but please do let me know.