A Process Question

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qwik5o

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I'm still a little confused on the order to use products, so I will ask if this would be a good idea.



NXT Wash

Clay

#83 with Yellow Excel (i have pretty bad swirls)

or should i use 83 with green first, then if not enough, move up to yellow

Or should i use 80 with green or yellow. :confused:

(not sure if there should be something in between these)

Klasse AIO

Natty's Paste Wax





??





Thanks,

Kevin
 
BTW im open to all critiques because i basically have no idea.



Should I put a glaze in there somewhere, or is that basically what the AIO is doing?



I'm a little confused still on the purpose of all these products, so I thought showing what I think would help me out.



Any recommendations of replacement products for any of those would be okay too. It's not like I have my mind set on those in particular.
 
With those products, the process would be:



Wash

Clay

DACP #83

*#80 may be necessary if you have some micromarring after using #83/yellow*

AIO

Nattys



You should start out with the least aggressive approach first, so you only remove enough clear to get the job done. You would start with #80 and a green pad, and then move to #83 on a green pad if the #80/green doesn't cut it.
 
EX and Nattys are two different types of products. EX is a sealant, and Nattys is a carnauba wax.

Yes, you could use EX in place of AIO in your list. You could also do AIO > EX > Nattys
 
So you could put sealant over AIO, then wax. I think I'm understanding.



What is the purpose of the AIO then?
 
AIO is a cleaner, so it cleans the paint. Various stains and oxidation can be removed by AIO.

AIO is also supposed to provide a good base for LSPs, and provide durable protection as well according to the bottle.
 
If you have bad swirling you would do #83 DACP with a yellow then #80 with the green then AIO with the blue. When I did my car with bad swirling it took me 2 passes with the DACP and yellow because DACP isn't as aggressive as people think.
 
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