Layering SRP

[mr.valver]

When people say build up a few layers, is that one after another or just over time?

got some new SRP and extra protection and megs #16 wax to apply.

Mark

 

[-Leigh-]

Put it on, let it dry, put more on, let it dry, put more on, let it dry, buff it off.

Will be super strong then.

 

[JD]

FFS.

SRP is not a layering product. Egp and waxes are.

SRP is a polish, hence the name Super Resin POLISH. Use this once, then buff off the residue. Then apply thin coat of EGP, wait for it to haze (hour/longer the better), then buff off with a micro fibre. Then add another layer, same method. This can be done anything from 3-6 times.

 

[mr.valver]

Super, all I needed to know.

Thank You!

 

[-Leigh-]

Tbh, t-cut is what you want. Make sure you use it a few times and put some pressure on the cloth. It's probably the best stuff for building up protection on paintwork.

 

[Craigus]

^^ Lol ^^

 

[Craigus]

Chuck some mud on too for good measure

 

[JD]

Tbh, t-cut is what you want. Make sure you use it a few times and put some pressure on the cloth. It's probably the best stuff for building up protection on paintwork.

You use to be a c**t, when you were Xzibit. Oh no wait . . . :rasp: xxx

 

[-Leigh-]

If I had my own detailing business, T-cut would be all I used. Fcuking awesome stuff tbh.

 

[Gally]

Lols I do wonder sometimes if they do it just to wind you up Jmaie boi!

 

[JD]

They do. It's a God damn funking conspiriocracy.

 

[Darren S]

FFS.

SRP is not a layering product. Egp and waxes are.

SRP is a polish, hence the name Super Resin POLISH. Use this once, then buff off the residue. Then apply thin coat of EGP, wait for it to haze (hour/longer the better), then buff off with a micro fibre. Then add another layer, same method. This can be done anything from 3-6 times.

Any benefits/issues in using a PC to do that bit, m8?

The last lot of EGP I left on for ages and then used the finishing pad with PC. It coped with it very easily, but is it best to do that bit by hand?

Cheers,
D.

 

[theduck]

Just put a bit of turps in the water you clean the car with and you dont need any this fancy sealant crap

 

[JD]

Buffing pads, no harm. Don't like doing it as there is the possibility to push too hard and remove the sealent. But a finishing pad still has a minute amount of cut, so could well have taken off your sealent/LSP.

Just get off your arse and use some elbow grease

 

[Darren S]

Buffing pads, no harm. Don't like doing it as there is the possibility to push too hard and remove the sealent. But a finishing pad still has a minute amount of cut, so could well have taken off your sealent/LSP.

Just get off your arse and use some elbow grease

Yes boss! :hail:



D.

 

[JD]

Wuv woo
x

 

[Mike_182]

SRP on a middle-of-the-road pad is awesome stuff. For how little it removes it can make a shed look awesome.

However you can't layer it.