I just recently did a swirl removal and then did a coat of AIO and two coats of SG. I didn't find SG finicky at all, it was about as difficult to apply as Zaino, so maybe I was already accustomed to getting super thin layers on the car for easy removal. However, after reading about the entire Werkstatt line I'm going to use those next time I do a detail.

Jett Trigger looks like the easiest product in the world to use.

 

anyone ever use AIO as a car wash? i tried it once but not having any suds didn't feel safe to me. the water beaded up extremely well after rinsing though. don't think i'll use it again since it costs a lot compared to something like Gold Class.

 

Klasse AIO,+ a couple layers of P21S...

 

FWIW - AIO/SG/S100 on SS




Grab some S100 from a Harley dealer. Half the price of P21s, same stuff. It definitely adds some noticable depth/warmth, which is hard to come by on Sebring.

 

If you are going to use the Klasse SG, i suggest buying a small spray bottle at Walmart to spray a light mist as you apply. It's a pain in the a$$ to wipe off if you use to much.

 

I agree with GranPrix .. I have 'gone off' SG and prefer JEFFS - much easier application

 

If you allow SG to dry at least 24 hours it comes off much easier!

 

true... if you can wait 24hrs with the car covered (in a garage, etc). Even then I don't know if I'd be comfortable buffing the car after 24hrs of dust/pollen/etc has had a chance to settle...

 

That's why I don't like waiting and I don't have the time for that either.

 

When I put on multiple coats of a product I do it about a week apart and then I wash the car before putting on the next coat.