WGDGPS prep

[embolism]

Noob question alert.

Do I need to do a wipedown after the polishing if I plan to put on WG DGPS? I don't want to work backward but all WG recommends is their polish enhancer for prep. Does the paintwork polish enhancer do the same thing as an IPA wipedown? I have Klasse AIO. Can I use that as my PPE?

1. Wash
2. Clay
3. Power Finish (5.5 LC flat orange/white pad depending on test spot)
4. 106FA (5.5 LC flat black pad)
5. ???
6. WGDGPS
7. Take a nap

tia

 

[jpegs13]

Yes you need to remove polish residue before WGDGPS. PPE nor Klasse AIO will remove the polish residue. Use either IPA or Mineral Spirits to remove polish.
BUT, you have a sequence missing.
7. Cocktail
8. Nap

 

[embolism]

That kinda goes without saying John but it looks more like this:

1. Wash
1a. Cameron's Auburn ale
2. Clay
2a. Dutch Ruby ale
3. Power Finish (5.5 LC flat orange/white pad depending on test spot)
3a. Yeungling Lager
4. 106FA (5.5 LC flat black pad)
4a. Innis and Gunn ale
5. ???
5a. Insert your favourite here as long as you can get it in Canada...
6. WGDGPS
6a. Padron 1964 and 12 yr Macallan
7. Take a nap

 

[kronos]

fixed. :cheers:

That kinda goes without saying John but it looks more like this:

1. Wash
1a. Cameron's Auburn ale
2. Clay
2a. Dutch Ruby ale
3. Power Finish (5.5 LC flat orange/white pad depending on test spot)
3a. Yeungling Lager
4. :buffing: 106FA (5.5 LC flat black pad)
4a. zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

1 hour later,
5. PPE
5a. Insert your favourite here as long as you can get it in Canada...
6. WGDGPS
6a. Padron 1964 and 12 yr Macallan
7. Take a nap

 

[john F]

That kinda goes without saying John but it looks more like this:

1. Wash
1a. Cameron's Auburn ale
2. Clay
2a. Dutch Ruby ale
3. Power Finish (5.5 LC flat orange/white pad depending on test spot)
3a. Yeungling Lager
4. 106FA (5.5 LC flat black pad)
4a. Innis and Gunn ale
5. ???
5a. Insert your favourite here as long as you can get it in Canada...
6. WGDGPS
6a. Padron 1964 and 12 yr Macallan
7. Take a nap

by step 6 you'll be accidentally using liquor as polish.

 

[embolism]

by step 6 I'll be saying "polish residue is my friend!"