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do i need to do an IPA wipe down after using a paint cleaner if i am sealing after that step?
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No, unless you are looking for swrils after polishing, then you would use the IPA wipedown first and then the paint cleaner if you want to, although not neccessary.do i need to do an IPA wipe down after using a paint cleaner if i am sealing after that step?
but i would need to do one after polishing if i am sealing after right? for the purpose of the sealant bonding?
If you don't use a paint cleaner then you should clean the oils from the polish off your paint before sealing except for in some case the final polish you use is from the same line as the sealant.
Basically if the polish you are using has oils in it that are not friends with your sealant of choice then you need to clean the paint with something that leaves nothing behind or is specially formulated to be friends with that sealant.
Uppp is a paint cleaner with no abrasives. It will chemically clean your paint and acts as a primer for UPGP (sealant). So if you are going to use UPPP, it would be used after polishing not before. If you are going to skip the correction work then you can use UPPP before sealing.i thought you would use PPP for example before polishing, not after?
i thought you would use PPP for example before polishing, not after?
If I am going from Mezerna 85RD to Wolfgang Super Gloss 3.0 Sealant, do I do an IPA wipedown before the sealant?
If I am going from Mezerna 85RD to Wolfgang Super Gloss 3.0 Sealant, do I do an IPA wipedown before the sealant?
Imo, paint cleaners are used when polishing is not done. After polishing you should do an IPA wipe down for inspection purposes. Now that your paint is clean you can apply waxes/sealants. If you just want to get rid of the old wax and not do any correction then a paint cleaner before applying the new wax is in order.