OK, Silly question.........

[PaulMys]

Sorry if this seems elementary, but I know you guys will help me.

Trying Klasse AIO for the first time ever. Recommendation is to use a "Slightly dampened" cloth or applicator. I'm assuming the applicator should be dampened with a quick detailer?

Sorry, guys. I searched & searched. Just want this to go off without a hitch.

[Rsurfer]

Sorry if this seems elementary, but I know you guys will help me.

Trying Klasse AIO for the first time ever. Recommendation is to use a "Slightly dampened" cloth or applicator. I'm assuming the applicator should be dampened with a quick detailer?

Sorry, guys. I searched & searched. Just want this to go off without a hitch.

Kool Aid will do. J/J just plain old H2O.

[PaulMys]

Do you recommend a certain flavor Kool-aid? Lol

Thanks, Rsurfer. So just a spritz on a MF app. pad per panel?

[roguerobot]

In the photos they show quick detailer being used to dampen cloth: http://www.autogeek.net/klasse-usa.html

[PaulMys]

In the photos they show quick detailer being used to dampen cloth: Klasse usa ,Klasse Application Guide, How to apply Klasse AIO, Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze, All-in-one, klasse all-in-one

Oh yeah. Damn, never saw that. :/

Thanks, rog.

You guys kick ass on this forum.

[AnthonyGXP]

Just run water over the applicator and squeeze out ALL excess water.

[PaulMys]

Just run water over the applicator and squeeze out ALL excess water.

Thanks, Anthony.

[Paul A.]

And when i have used that technique it was only when i first started the application i.e. first section panel/area. I never felt the need to continue any distilled water or QD spritzes as i went along and around the vehicle as the product saturates the applicator after a while. I also use less product after the first few sections because of product "build up" in the applicator.

[PaulMys]

And when i have used that technique it was only when i first started the application i.e. first section panel/area. I never felt the need to continue any distilled water or QD spritzes as i went along and around the vehicle as the product saturates the applicator after a while. I also use less product after the first few sections because of product "build up" in the applicator.

Makes sense. Thank you for the input Puckman.

[PaulMys]

And when i have used that technique it was only when i first started the application i.e. first section panel/area. I never felt the need to continue any distilled water or QD spritzes as i went along and around the vehicle as the product saturates the applicator after a while. I also use less product after the first few sections because of product "build up" in the applicator.

Thanks to all that replied to my question, much thanks!

Puck, you hit the nail right on the head, brother. My application went off without a hitch. It went exactly like you described it above. Klasse is a winner!

Thank you!!!!!!