Have question about after "Test Spot" ?

[Jeffrey]

I have read about doing a spot test to make sure the swirl remover and pads for example are working. Change pad and a polishing glaze is applied. Every thing looks great. Now the questions If I am using PC7424xp do I go ahead and apply the swirl remover to the whole car and then apply glaze to the rest of the car? Then apply a sealant and wax. Or is all 4 products to be applied one panel at time as you go?


Thanks for your help

 

[maximus20895]

Most people go around the whole car with the first product and then go around with the next, etc etc.

When I do a test spot I do it with say 105. Then if that works I go over the whole car. After that, I test an area with say 205 and then go over the whole car again.

I don't test a panel with 105 and then switch pads and do the same panel with 205.

In other words since I'm horrible at wording things, I do one step at a time for a test panel as well as the whole car. This includes compounds, polishes, glazes, waxes, sealants etc!

Hope this helps!

 

[Jeffrey]

Thanks that sounds good. I wasn't sure because every video and things I read said how important it is to do a test spot. They all ended after the test spot looked great so I was thinking I am going to be changing pads all day.