Klasse sealant layering weekly

[Belphegor]

One tip I'll add for the OP: when buffing off/ removing any LSP, it's usually helpful to use a swirl finder light, or bright LED flashlight, which may reveal any residual product. A good example is in Dr. Pain's thread on how to use CarPro Reload.

[newbie12345]

Update:
I layered Klasse sealant the next week after the 1st coat successfully. I got a bit "adventurous" and applied a bit too much this time. Yes, it streaked badly and I now know the pain.

I managed to buff most of it off with KSG:Water 1:6 spray and distilled water (I don't have any QD or a bright LED swirl torch). The rest of the streaks , I just left on the car for a fortnight until my next car wash. The remaining streaks came off during the car wash (perhaps it was the microfibre towel drying process).

Anyway, I'm definitely going to try the WOWO approach in 6 months time for Klasse sealant, which people have recommended.

Final Results:
The paint looks great in full sun. The paint looks like there's a thin layer of clear plastic and you can see the paint "speckles" glitter.

One thing I did notice, it didn't show a reflection (i.e. mirror image) as good as Optimum spray wax, which seemed to give a better reflection but less "speckle" glitter.

I may put some DP max wax over it and see what it looks like. And then maybe some optimum spray wax as booster after every second wash, since, i've got these products too.

[Klasse Act]

The WOWO method is the ONLY way I've ever done it since first getting KSG back in 2005, always works w/o a problem. The bowl of water, dunking the square, cotton/mf applicator in there every other panel is key here, always having a slightly damp applicator makes a thin coat much easier and removal easier!

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[DRO220]

I've also found WOWO with a damp applicator to be painless since I started using this method after reading about it on this forum I apply 3 layers with no removal issues, letting each layer cure for 12 hours. I just sprayed Aquawax over a dry KSG surface last night and the results were awesome, takes the KSG and gives it a deeper gloss.

[Klasse Act]

I've also found WOWO with a damp applicator to be painless since I started using this method after reading about it on this forum I apply 3 layers with no removal issues, letting each layer cure for 12 hours. I just sprayed Aquawax over a dry KSG surface last night and the results were awesome, takes the KSG and gives it a deeper gloss.

AW over the top of KSG, its a beautiful thing

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[FUNX650]

Vendors would surely be thankful if everyone
"layered"/reapplied LSPs on a weekly basis.

Bob

[TroyScherer]

Vendors would surely be thankful if everyone
"layered"/reapplied LSPs on a weekly basis.

Bob

Yep....


But with KSG I have found that doing this literally can make it a long term "coating".... Don't you love the term coating?!?!?!?

[Klasse Act]

If you were to layer KSG weekly the car would look awesome after a couple weeks, well, its going to look awesome after its 2nd coat but because its so easy to use, this is something that's totally possible and I for one see no issue with doing it. You apply it with the method I was told about back in 2005 where I used to buy my products from and its going to last you a long time as "thin is in" really comes into play with KSG:thumbup:


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[FUNX650]

Don't you love the term coating?!?!?!?

Yes.
That...and "layer-ing" it on!

Bob

[PBoy]

AW over the top of KSG, its a beautiful thing

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Do you think you could tell a difference between KSG & AW or DG 105 & AW on a well prepped vehicle?


Trick question