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Looks real good. Some questions: 1. Apply by hand or machine? 2. Paint correction or polish before application? 3. Is that produce wipe on, buff out, or is there a cure time?
Apply by hand. Very light coating goes a long way.
I always do at least 2 full details per driving season, clay, polish, seal, correction if needed.
This coating is new to me. I also have their ceramic coating which I haven't done yet. This is a light wipe multiple directions. No buffing required but I level any excess with a soft plush micro towel. I let it sit a few hours or overnight.
Makes the car a dream to clean. Really easy and doesn't break the bank. I apply right over the Xpel.
Looks real good. Some questions: 1. Apply by hand or machine? 2. Paint correction or polish before application? 3. Is that product wipe on, buff out, or is there a cure time? This is my 991 after Zaino wash and Zaino Clear Seal.
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