AIO Help

Ant1974

Ant1974

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Has anyone applied AIO with a PC. Any advice as would rather do it by PC to save my back. It will be on a new car and would i need to mask up?
 
I didn't mask up and I used a rotary when I worked in the AIO on my new car(my first real detail) and found no problems.. I would work it in with a polishing pad at 4-5
 
I just did this last night for the first time. Used the pc at 4 speed, no problems, and it removed pretty well.
I did find out the hard way that if you are following up the AIO with the Klasse SG, use it sparingly, or it will be very hard to rub off.
I did all the removal by hand.
 
Follow the same instructions as when using KAIO by hand.
Damp pad, apply to a section and remove with a MF towel.
I use a polishing pad at 4.5 with the PC.

Charles
 
CharlesW said:
Follow the same instructions as when using KAIO by hand.
Damp pad, apply to a section and remove with a MF towel.
I use a polishing pad at 4.5 with the PC.

Charles
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Charles why don't you try it at 5.5 on the PC? Apparently there are some people that have that speed. Just curious how it would work?:lmfao
 
Anthony A said:
Charles why don't you try it at 5.5 on the PC? Apparently there are some people that have that speed. Just curious how it would work?:lmfao
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No particular reason.:)
Actually, I seem to only use two speeds consistently with my PC.
6 when doing swirl removal, 4.5 for everything else, (including polishing or applying LSP). Most of my LSP application, I do by hand.

Charles
 
CharlesW said:
No particular reason.:)
Actually, I seem to only use two speeds consistently with my PC.
6 when doing swirl removal, 4.5 for everything else, (including polishing or applying LSP). Most of my LSP application, I do by hand.

Charles
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I use 5 for polishing and 6 for correction. I will use 2 or 3 for spreading the product around before cranking it up to 5 or 6.
 
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