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bodavenport

bodavenport

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How long do you guys let UPGP cure before you hit it with some detail spray? The bottle really doesn't say much about it. I have been letting it cure for 30-45 minutes depending on how hot it is. Is that sufficient for max results?
 
I'd wait 24 hours. Not sure why you would want to use a detail spray on it after 45 min anyway.
 
bodavenport said:
How long do you guys let UPGP
cure before you hit it with some
detail spray?

The bottle really doesn't say much
about it. I have been letting it cure
for 30-45 minutes depending on how
hot it is.

Is that sufficient for max results?
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•Whether it's after the first 45 minutes;
or, even after the recommended 12 hrs.
(so the "full" cure-time can be reached):

1.) Unless there are any noticeable
"streak(s)"; then:
2.) There should be no need to hit the
UPGP with a Detail Spray to remove
said "streak(s)".


•How goes that ol' saying?
WOWA products are the best
When they are touched less.



Bob
 
Yes I am still working on getting the right amount to dry streak free, still using too much I suppose
 
bodavenport said:
Yes I am still working on getting the right amount to dry streak free, still using too much I suppose
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No harm in leveling with a dry microfiber after completing a panel. Just a light swipe, as the product will have already flashed, aside from any High spots.
 
Thanks for the link so the next question is if I did use too much and have a little streaking and do not have 12 hours to allow further curing, if I can apply a second coat in 45 minutes than a small spritz with a detail spray should not remove the product, right?
 
See if just a soft MF without a detail spray will take the streaking off first tho. U want to try to avoid water based products as that may alter the curing of product. The 45 min window is for a second coat as the product bonds to itself.
 
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