klasse SG problem!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I applied my last layered yesterday on my car after itz wash. I left the SG to cure in my garage for about 15 hours but my mom took out my car for a drive. I wanted to let it cure for 24 hours before i removed the SG! I was going to remove it today, but she took my car to work. Now what should i do? Should i just rewash the car again.
 
Eeks, when we mean cure, we don't mean take it off after that long. Usually you apply and take it off right away, or in 30 minutes. Cure means to not put anything on it for 12-24 hrs so it can bond to the surface properly. You should rewash again, and hopefully it isn't too hard to remove.
 
washing it should remove the haze, and more than enough time has passed for it to have bonded and cured properly. If stubborn spot, use a little more SG and wipe of immediately.
 
doubtful ... but mom sure must have looked funny driving around with sealant all over the car.
 
lol yea she must have lol hopefull u can get it offf
 
well i guess i didn't apply a enough layer on it because the car still looks like how i washed it? SHINY!
 
You are supposed to apply SG really thin. If you aren't sure how thin to put it... think how thin you could possibly make, then thinner then that!!
 
Klasse SG is easier to use using wipe on/wipe off method. No waiting. And to make it even easier to remove, apply it by spraying it from a travel size spray bottle (I get mine from WalMart in travel section).
 
supercharged said:
Klasse SG is easier to use using wipe on/wipe off method. No waiting. And to make it even easier to remove, apply it by spraying it from a travel size spray bottle (I get mine from WalMart in travel section).
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same thing i did. I used a bottle to spray the SG
 
I have only used klasse aio and sg once (2 layers of sg) so I'm certainly no expert. I let 1st coat of sg sit for about 1 hour, 2nd coat wiped off as soon as finished...might want to try washing it with a capful of the aio, could help in removing the sealant.
 
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