To PC or not to PC..... that's the ?
#1
To PC or not to PC..... that's the ?
Just wanted to see if anyone here that uses a PC still apply sealants like NXT by hand. I just tried my PC for the first time (on my runner first of course) and it seem that it just as easy if not easier to just hand apply and wipe NXT step. I was getting some light swirls when i used the PC with a sonus bonnett to remove the NXT. Was I just using too much NXT? I want to make sure before I use it on my Blk IS.
#2
The advantage of using a PC for wax is that you apply a thin layer of wax. By hand, you generally apply more wax on the paint. It's more constant with a PC.
I apply wax with the PC for the sake of myself. At the end of the day, waxing by hand gives me a muscular right arm while my left arm isn't the same .
Are you putting the bonnet over the OEM PC's foam pad?
I apply wax with the PC for the sake of myself. At the end of the day, waxing by hand gives me a muscular right arm while my left arm isn't the same .
Are you putting the bonnet over the OEM PC's foam pad?
#3
Just wanted to see if anyone here that uses a PC still apply sealants like NXT by hand. I just tried my PC for the first time (on my runner first of course) and it seem that it just as easy if not easier to just hand apply and wipe NXT step. I was getting some light swirls when i used the PC with a sonus bonnett to remove the NXT. Was I just using too much NXT? I want to make sure before I use it on my Blk IS.
What speed are you running when you're applying and removing sealant?
#4
I always apply topcoats by hand. Other folks are more efficient with the PC, so see what works best for you. After polishing I'm tired of dragging around the power cord and holding up the machine. Plus, working by hand allows me to inspect my work more closely. Finally, I find that I can apply a very light coat of wax/sealant by hand more easily than with the PC. That's the key thing. Topcoats require no work - you're just applying a light coat to bond with the finish. If you find that setup time is overly long or that you see hazing or clumping when removing the product, both are signs that you've used too much.
#6
The advantage of using a PC for wax is that you apply a thin layer of wax. By hand, you generally apply more wax on the paint. It's more constant with a PC.
I apply wax with the PC for the sake of myself. At the end of the day, waxing by hand gives me a muscular right arm while my left arm isn't the same .
Are you putting the bonnet over the OEM PC's foam pad?
I apply wax with the PC for the sake of myself. At the end of the day, waxing by hand gives me a muscular right arm while my left arm isn't the same .
Are you putting the bonnet over the OEM PC's foam pad?
#7
It will work either way but I prefer to apply LSP's by hand. I'm probably old school. I've owned my PC of 11 years and have used it to apply LSP's but I just find I like the therapy of applying and removing LSPs by hand.
A side benefit is that my PC pads are easier to clean when I don't have sealant or wax in them. Polish washes out easily and sealant does not come out as easily.
A side benefit is that my PC pads are easier to clean when I don't have sealant or wax in them. Polish washes out easily and sealant does not come out as easily.
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