Rough layer of some sort on top of paint
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For applying Klasse, a microfiber applicator works well. Just put it on VERY thin and even and buff it all off. I like to use a wipe-on, wipe-off technique with Klasse, going small section by section. The P21S comes with its own applicator which works pretty well. Otherwise any foam applicator would be fine - I do like using the Handi-Grip applicator Autopia sells - you just have to get a good bit of wax on it.
A MF buffing towel to remove the Klasse and P21S.
A MF buffing towel to remove the Klasse and P21S.
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Originally Posted by animeS2K,Sep 15 2005, 10:58 PM
For applying Klasse, a microfiber applicator works well. Just put it on VERY thin and even and buff it all off. I like to use a wipe-on, wipe-off technique with Klasse, going small section by section. The P21S comes with its own applicator which works pretty well. Otherwise any foam applicator would be fine - I do like using the Handi-Grip applicator Autopia sells - you just have to get a good bit of wax on it.
A MF buffing towel to remove the Klasse and P21S.
A MF buffing towel to remove the Klasse and P21S.
100% Microfiber all the way. On a side note I'd have to say microfiber is one of my favorite detailing innovations in the last few years.
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