Klasse Twins...

**Desertnate** · 12-11-2013, 10:14 AM

Depending on your needs you could probably do one or the other and get a great looking, long lasting shine.

I think what you use and how much comes down to the look you're after. I prefer the look of the 845 on my dark colored cars as it provides a deep, warm, glossy look I don't get with the Klasse Twins. The Twins however, look great on lighter colored, heavily metallic paint due to the incredible shine they create.

I've never layered three coats of SG to see what that looks like, but I have done two plus a coating of Sonus Glanz (which is supposedly made from SG) and not seen any real change in the appearance. I've been perfectly happy with one or two coats. One coat easily lasts 6 months under most conditions.

Right now I'm running a head-to-head test of the 845 and the SG to see how they hold up this winter.

**Klasse Act** · 12-11-2013, 12:59 PM

Originally Posted by ClayR

Agreed, three layers of Klasse is an amazing look. If you don't have the time try Nanoskin's Hydro Express. It does an amazing shine to Klasse that lasts a little more than three months. It is a true spray on, wipe and walk away. Just give it 24hrs to fully set up.

Nanoskin Hydro Express Hydrophobic Spray Polymer

So you' ve used this ontop of KSG?

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**ClayR** · 12-12-2013, 01:04 AM

Yes, right on top of Klasse. Works great! Very easy to apply: just spray, spread with a microfiber cloth and walk away (the directions say wipe off but it is not needed). It doesn't add the same surface protection as Klasse but adds a great rejuvenating surface shine to older Klasse that is still protecting but not wowing in the shine dept. Also wonderful on any type of glass from bathroom mirrors to sunglasses. It is one of those great finds that you can keep finding uses for.

Keep in mind that Klasse is supposed to be 100 percent acrylic so you can top it with just about most waxes or sealants given that it's fully hardened.