Trans Am and Trucks and Bimmer Oh my!! (*pic heavy*)

wendelly

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Last week, I used AIO, then SG, then Blitz (2 coats).



When I washed my car yesterday, what came off? Just the Blitz? Or not even that? It still looks awesome:up.



I am interested in layering the SG, but not sure what to do from this point. Basically, I can't stop jacking around with my car ever since I found this group.
 
I feel the same I just want to keep trying more product and I will eventually try a carnuba topper(P21S) as I get more familiar with using Klasse.
 
The SG will not bond properly over the carnuba. You either need to wait till it wears off, or wash in DAWN to strip it and then apply more SG.
 
washing will remove some of the wax but not all....to layer SG you need to remove the wax as DK said for proper bonding.
 
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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by YoSteve.Com [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>how about working the interior or the engine instead? :) [/b]</blockquote>

I did that already:)
 
DK is right. You will need to either wait til the carnauba wears off or you can give it a Dawn wash before you can apply more Klasse SG. This is why it is important to apply several layers of Klasse SG. Apply enough layers until you are completely happy with the look. Then and only then apply a carnauba topper if you like. Laters
 
Thanks Don/DK. That is exactly what I wanted to know. So, if I understand correctly, a dawn wash will take the car down to the SG layer. A normal car wash will just clean the dirt off my wax. Does that sound about right?
 
You got it. A Dawn wash will, however, remove some of the Klasse SG. So it is essential to apply another coat of Klasse SG. As we mention before though, 3 or more coats will give you a stunning look. Have fun. Laters
 
2002 Trans Am

-Foamed
-Washed
-Clayed
-Interior cleaned
-2 coats of Optimum Opti-Seal
-1 coat of Optimum Car Wax
-Tires dressed

Time: ~4.5 hours



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2006 Sierra SLE. Lowered, 22"s, exhaust, and a nice grill.

-Foamed
-Washed
-Wheels polished
-exhaust polished
-clayed
-Interior cleaned
-1 coat of Blackfire Wet Diamond
-Tires dressed

Time: ~5 hours


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AFTER:




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Here is the next one, 09 I believe 2500HD. This sucker was big! Got the same treatment as the above truck, but more time on interior since it needed some more work in there.


Completion time: ~6 hours


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Yes, I waxed in here too!

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Pretty much swirl free too


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BMW 745 iL, that?s the long wheel base one. Backseat feels like a limo!

-Foamed
-Washed
-Wheels thoroughly cleaned (about 30 min each)
-Clayed
-Interior cleaned
-Leather deep cleaned
-Leather conditioned
-All carpets and mats shampooed and Extracted with 210* hot water extactor
-1 Stage of Paint Correction
-1 coat of sealant
-Tires dressed

Swirls were extreme on this one, removed about 60% with 1 step of correction. Clear was definitely on the hard side.

Time: ~11 hours




Befores:

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Just look how long this thing is!

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Stained carpets

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Grimy leather

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AFTERS!

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A ton of leather cleaner, many microfiber towels, and a hot water extractor, and these are the results.



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2008 Civic Ex. This is actually my ex-girlfriend?s car. Detailed it right before we split lol. Full correction job then a stage of jeweling on this one, thankfully she takes very good care of it and the swirls were very light.

-Foamed
-Washed
-Clayed
-Menz 203 LC white ? rotary
-Menz 85RD LC gold kompressor ? rotary
-2 coats of Zaino Z2pro
-1 coat of Zaino Clear Seal
-Zaino Z8
-Wheels sealed with Optimum Opti-Seal (2 coats)
-Tires dressed


Time: 9 hours




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P21S Wheel Gel dwelling.

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Paint not beading at all?.

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Foamed as prep for wash

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It was VERY windy this day. Huge gusts of wind made the water on the car actually ripple!!

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Brand new claybar

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After claying the trunk?

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End results, it just pops in the sun!


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Thanks for checkin it out!!
 
Beautiful work on all the cars Jeff. I really liked how the wheel wells came out on the 2500HD and the interior of the bimmer was spot on!!!:thumbup:
 
It saddens me to see an E38 in such crappy shape (one of my all time favorite cars), but your hard work completely transformed it. I can't believe how good that interior looks! Your work on the carpets and leather is truly exceptional.
 
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