Jesstzn

Clayed
Polished with Optimum products & UDM
Base used was Optimum PoliSeal , UDM @3 white pad.
LSP was Megs #21 followed by a misting of Dist. H2O.

conan777

Very Nice job! The car looks great. Do you always mist with water after waxing? does it give you a spit shined appearance in your opinion Jess?

exceldetail

Good lookin black GT Dale! You are the PS wizard!

Jesstzn

Actually I mist the M/F with Distilled water and do a very light once over on really dark cars cuz I find that some LSP if applied to a warm/hot surface will leave a fine film behind that takes a bit away. Now I have made a practice of doing it on all the cars ..

So I have got in the practice of the final wipe that way. Dist water I feel won't alter the LSP like a QD might.

I don't really know if you could get a spit shin with a LSP knowing how I used to do it with shoe polish. 2 different animals.

D.

Fulani has a TL

iTrader: (1)

Looks good!!! I still dont understand what poliseal is actually used for. My belief is that its used to clean up the polish products. idk, even though there has been numerous threads, i am still confused as hell.

Jesstzn

Its like Klasse AIO but I use it to clean up after the Optimum polishes which tend to be oily.

I have found by using it under #21 I'm seeing 4 to 5 month durability on the #21.

Dunno why...

Poliseal could also be used by itself. If you use it on a white pad and on #5 and go slow it does have some correction ability .. I use it on #3 and make quicker passes and then it does do a little filling.. and leaves a sealant behind.

kind of neat stuff.

Fulani has a TL

iTrader: (1)

Might have to give this a whirl, as I have noticed that optimum polishes DO leave an oily residue behind.

Maybe it will make the wet glaze and upp even better

SweetJazz

That's a nice looking pony...........