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and x2 coats

btw tell mike he can also coat the glass with EXO

woo hoo :dblthumb2:

k - sounds good hanging in here - just gone midnight here - think another glass of scotch is in order :xyxthumbs:

don't have this polish in the uk - how much filling does it do?

mr the Gtechniq man here - 10.30pm over here in limey land

just mailed you back :xyxthumbs:

looks good :xyxthumbs:

if you use the prep-sol then you certainly don't need eraser :xyxthumbs:

wurths clean solve looks like the right kind of thing - can't seem to find a msds sheet for it but from the description it seems correct.

i understand the question. my point is that panel wipe is available in every body shop in the world. ipa/eraser etc. are fine but they don't really work as well as panel wipe for removing polish residue. yes you can use ipa but it's not best product for removing polish residue.

hi mike, fully with you on not going backwards. nothing worse than have to re-correct a car as something in a cloth has marred the surface. always feel like this is like a balancing act particularly with dark soft finishes and it's where the never ending detail where hours turn into minutes...

heh - got it :xyxthumbs: are you planning to stock panel wipe? we can ship from over here in tea-bag land but seems a bit daft to be lugging such a commonly available product across the pond

prep sol is fine. this looks to be a regular body shop silicone remover.

no need to throw away the towels with EXO. Gloss is exceptional - every one of our Accredited Detailers over here in limey land has unbelievably good feedback on this point.

nice review Jeff! that there white is going to really show up if there is any fling

never c1 after exo. exo after c1 yes and advisable if your vehicle's paint is particularly prone to wash marring as c1 has superior marr resistence to exo but is fully compatible with exo.

just a quick comment on EXO and durability. EXO is a hybrid coating comprising a layer of inorganic quartz which bonds chemically with your paintwork and is essentially a permanent coating protecting your paintwork from oxidation, staining and general degradation with a degree of marr...

we recommend either short pile microfibre or suede microfibre cloths. never been a fan of long pile mf cloths as they seem to move residue around rather than removing it. and always go for a mf cloth with a higher polyamide content - 30% is significantly softer than 20%.

exo is normally used standalone but it can be used on top of c1 to benefit from c1's better swirl resistance. i would suggest that this is only really necessary if you know that your clear coat is particularly soft. due to this being a relatively new product for us and having quite complicated...