I will be attempting my first paint correction later this week. I will be using the Wolfgang Twins. When I do my test spot what do I do with the second pad I used to do the put on the finishing glaze while I do the rest of section or car? Do I just put it in a baggy? Will that keep it from drying out so I can just pull it out and use it when I'm ready?
Test Spot - Storing Used Pad
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BrianMcLeod
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Putting it in a Baggie will work but what I usually do is do the test spot to get what ever you are getting out like swirls rids etc.. If you get those out you don't have to polish it because you know it is going to look good. Get what I'm saying? Like for the test sport just compound. Don't do both.
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That makes sense. Am I understanding correctly that with the Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover (and Finishing Glaze if I use it) that once I wipe it off I can just follow up with my sealant/wax? It doesn't have any fillers so once it is wiped off I am ready for the wax/sealant, right? There's no need to wash the car again or anything?
iBoost
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I just did my first paint correction and I used the wg twins as well. Awesome stuff! What I did I first tried the finishing glaze on a white pad and it didn't have enough correction so I went with the total swirl remover on a orange pad and that was perfect. I just left my white pad sitting as is on the counter and when it came time to use it I just misted 2 sprays of water onto the pad to moist the product that was on there and went to town on the car with it. Applying finishing glaze as needed. Good luck!