Ford F-7000 dump truck

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imported_Haylo75

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I applied AIO on my car last week and was wondering if I will run into any problems in applying SG this week. Since it's only been a week, will just washing be okay before applying a couple coats of SG?



TIA,

Kerr
 
I auctually think, IMHO, that you get better results when you wait a week between coats of KSG. But that's a whole other can of worms...yes, you will be safe applying KSG a week later.
 
Nope, no time constraits on waiting too long (unless you lose it completely :)) but you should be fine. When you get to be able to do it again, I personally would AIO again wait a couple hours and then SG, but thats me. The reapp of AIO will further prep and smooth and cleanse your paint for a perfect surface for the SG to adhere to (even on the same day) hth-Steve
 
You have nothing to worry about. As always, just make sure to wash your car very well before you apply your Klasse SG coats.
 
Great, sounds like I should be okay then. I may be a little anal about this since my car is garaged both at home and work. This is the first new car I've ever owned, so I'm sure a lot of you folks understand. Thanks for all the posts guys and I'll post some pics when I'm done Klassing.
 
I absolutely love the 2002 Maximas. Great power for a V-6. Post the pics. I'm kind of more interested in seeing the car then the pics of Klasse though. Laters.
 
Don2000g,



I finally got the time to AIO/SG (1 coat) last weekend. Actually, there is a pic of the car posted in another of my threads. Search for my name and go to the thread titled "Tinted Windows - I need your opinions". I may post a couple more pics here with different angles. Thanks a lot for your help.
 
Very nice car! I just had some 20% tint installed on my car and I must say that my windows are indeed a bit darker than yours.
 
Thank you. I questioned the darkness of my tint (supposed to be 35%), so I took it back in and, sure enough, the tint on my car is 35%. It's growing on me.
 
Ford F-7000 dump truck, exterior detail only. Owner just wanted every surface cleaned and protected, including the bedside.

Process/Products:

Wash wheels, tires, wheelwells, mudflaps, and exposed undercarriage with Deep Crystal Car Wash, MWB, APC, MSD, and various brushes.

Wash all painted surfaces with Meguiars Ultimate Wash and Wax and an orange Vroom Wash mitt.

Clay all painted surfaces with Meguiars White clay and Last Touch.

Apply Meguiars M66 Quick Detailer/Cleaner Wax via G110 and several Meguiars W8207 polishing pads, topped one hour later with Meguiars M20 Polymer Sealant via G110, Meguiars W9207 finishing pad at speed 2.

Apply Meguiars D151 PRC via G110, W8207 polishing pad, at speed 5 to bedside. Residue buffed off with Meguiars Ultimate Quik Wax.

Clean glass with Meguiars Quik Glass Cleaner.

Dress tires with Meguiars All Season Dressing via microfiber applicator pad.

Dress mudflaps with M40.

Polish all brightwork with Meguiars Hot Rims Chrome Polish.


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Nick,

You are taking your game to a new level. First the boat and now a dump truck?:w00t:

That has got to be the hottest dump truck that I have ever seen. I can't believe how you go the flakes to pop on that. How long did it take you to do this one? Must have been a BIG PITA.

You keep getting better and better.:notworthy:
 
bmw5541 said:
Nick,

You are taking your game to a new level. First the boat and now a dump truck?:w00t:

That has got to be the hottest dump truck that I have ever seen. I can't believe how you go the flakes to pop on that. How long did it take you to do this one? Must have been a BIG PITA.

You keep getting better and better.:notworthy:
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Thanks Barry,

It took about eleven hours. The hardest part was washing, claying, and waxing the roof.

I also did two other mini Ford F-350 dump trucks but I just posted this one since this was the biggest.
 
Wow Nick, great work there! I haven't done one since I was in the Military over 20yrs and bet it was a pain to clean up and transfer it back!:wizard:
 
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