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Is it a wowo or wipe on let haze, or work in with PC7424 or what. Feed back please [Just got my Danase order in tonight.]:buffing:
 
considering we dont carry Danase, I dont really know. Although I bet a certain product from ## is likely exactly the same and should be removed the same way. That one is a haze type product and a buffer can be used too.
 
Smokin said:
Is it a wowo or wipe on let haze, or work in with PC7424 or what. Feed back please [Just got my Danase order in tonight.]:buffing:
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It's a wowa product, no buffing, let sit for 12 hrs. and reapply if you wish or you can top it with a nuba. Some do apply with a pc, but I like doing it by hand. Remember thin,thin,thin coats. Do a 2X2 section at a time. If you do encounter streaks do not wipe. Wait 12 hrs. and just use a qd to get rid of any streaking.
 
Sounds like it's a bit picky. Darn I didn't know you had to wait 12 hrs either. As bad as I want to use it that (wait time) kinda turns me off. I so want to use it under WG DGS.
 
I do not wait that long for it. By the time I apply it to the whole vechicle then I remove. Removes easily also. Then top it with your favorite sealant or wax. Plays well with both.
 
When useing the Wet Glaze you apply it..let haze and remove and then top it..no waiting...just apply it thin is all... it just about disappears in the paint..but still needs a buffing...

AL
 
Russecu said:
I do not wait that long for it. By the time I apply it to the whole vechicle then I remove. Removes easily also. Then top it with your favorite sealant or wax. Plays well with both.
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:iagree: My approach, too... Apply over the entire car, then buff off/remove in the same order. I top it immediately after removing... Like it on black, especially...
 
I too agree...apply to whole car, buff of FOFO, and then immediatley apply LSP. It, WMF and RMG are my favorite glazes.
 
Rsurfer said:
and reapply if you wish or you can top it with a nuba.
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You can top it with a sealant after buffing also. Actually, you may have better results topping with a sealant rather than a nuba since it is acrylic based rather than oil based like most glazes.
 
I use it via PC and black pad, and I try to work it in a bit then wipe off after the whole car is done.
 
Thank you everyone. I will post picks when I get time from work, to use all my new products.
 
Apply by hand or machine to entire car, wipe off. Its a breeze to use and buffs off as easy as SSII or PS, IMO.
 
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