Honda Accord wax

**raswank** · 03-28-2009, 08:36 PM

I have heard that Honda has a soft clearcoat. I was thinking of using the Klasse all in one with the sealant on it afterwards. Would this be a good choice? Also a couple of clearcoat scratches you can't feel at all. What would you recommend? The car color i silver.

**loudog2** · 03-28-2009, 09:09 PM

Klasse AIO has no abrasives. So it won't get rid of the light scratches. How long between aplications will you go? If longer than a mont, go with a sealant(wolfgang DGPS, op-seal, collinite IW and etc). If you will re-apply every month go with a carnuba(pinnicle SSII, dodo light fantastic/diamond white, fuzion and ETC). What is your budget?

**supercharged** · 03-29-2009, 03:04 AM

I use Klasse AIO on windshield and all other windows...paint sealant for max durability - DG #105...ease of application - Wolfgang DGPS 3.0.

**elk42** · 03-29-2009, 07:04 AM

when i detail my wife's car im going to use the Klasse twins followed by Natty blue.

**raswank** · 03-29-2009, 08:23 AM

Okay what I want to do is go over my car in spots that have small clear coat scratches. Nothing you can feel, but in some spots they are visible. What would I use. I have the Porter Cable 7424 and a number of colored pads. After I am finished with that, I want to use a good polish, then paint sealant. Keep in mind I live in Mass. WINTERRRRRR Yippeeeeeeee.

**ScottB** · 03-29-2009, 08:43 AM

The Klasse twins are bulletproof and nice on silver for more than 6 months protection. Klasse Sealant is finicky so use very little, and consider a small spray bottle and immediately buff off. Then allow to cure for 12 hours + ...

If you want to remove scratches first, consider a buffer and polish. Menzerna makes nice finishing polishes and can be used with random orbital buffers like PC and G110 with great results.

**termigator** · 03-29-2009, 09:39 AM

If you just have some scratches on a few spots, it might be easier for you to use something like Scratch X 2.0 by hand on those spots. If they are larger spots and you want to use your PC I have had good results with Menzerna Intensive Polish followed by Final Polish II for the extra sheen. I just recently tried Menzerna's 106FA as a one-stepper and it looked quite good.
If you want maximum durability, it's Zaino in a landslide. I usually go with their All-in One followed by either Z5Pro or Z2Pro. Z2Pro looks killer on light metallics like silver,

**sal329** · 03-29-2009, 11:30 AM

I would recommend Meguiars 83 and 80 or Menz IP and Final Polish II to polish the Accord. As for a good sealant I really like FK 1000p, DG 105 and Optiseal