Price increases
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Price increases
Starting in the beginning of January 2005, prices will be increasing on Klasse, and probably other overseas European car care products/accessories. This is due to the Euro currency conversion.
If you're a big Klasse fan, stock up now before the prices increase!
If you're a big Klasse fan, stock up now before the prices increase!
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From: San Francisco CA
oh no..
Originally Posted by Mike@Autogeek
Starting in the beginning of January 2005, prices will be increasing on Klasse, and probably other overseas European car care products/accessories. This is due to the Euro currency conversion.
If you're a big Klasse fan, stock up now before the prices increase!
If you're a big Klasse fan, stock up now before the prices increase!
do you first do one application of AIO or two?
Then you put on sealant almost immediately after buffin off AIO but now you have to wait 24 hours for the Sealant to cure ..Is this after you buff the sealant off or do you wait 24 hours first then buff off? then follow up with more sealant coats? or how about more AIO coats?
Racer
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From: Laguna Niguel California
I like to let the base coat of Aio cure over night. 12 to 18 hours. Then I apply 2 coats of the sealant spaced about an hour. That setup works well for me. I don't know if you have to wait. But I figured since I have the time, the results would be better. No complains here.
Team Owner
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Klasse AIO and sealant Glaze
Do you still have to wait 24 hours between each coat of Sealant?
What happens if you don't. On the initial coat how many times should Klasse AIO be applied?
What happens if you don't. On the initial coat how many times should Klasse AIO be applied?
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That isn't in the instructions
Originally Posted by LT1CORVETTE
I like to let the base coat of Aio cure over night. 12 to 18 hours. Then I apply 2 coats of the sealant spaced about an hour. That setup works well for me. I don't know if you have to wait. But I figured since I have the time, the results would be better. No complains here.
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Do you buff the AIO and wait overnight?
Originally Posted by LT1CORVETTE
I like to let the base coat of Aio cure over night. 12 to 18 hours. Then I apply 2 coats of the sealant spaced about an hour. That setup works well for me. I don't know if you have to wait. But I figured since I have the time, the results would be better. No complains here.
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