How often should i reapply? and what other steps should i take? for instance; 1st cleaning = clay bar, compound, polish, sealant. should 2nd cleaning need all the steps, or just some, or just sealant? same with 3rd cleaning, how often should i do all steps? How often should i reapply? and what other steps should i take? for instance; 1st cleaning = clay bar, compound, polish, sealant. should 2nd cleaning need all the steps, or just some, or just... » Read More How often should i reapply? and what other steps should i take? for instance; 1st cleaning = clay bar, compound, polish, sealant. should 2nd cleaning need all the steps, or just some, or just sealant? same with 3rd cleaning, how often should i do all steps? « Show Less
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Wah and dry your car thoroughly, then apply the wax in a dust free location (like a garage); wait about 5-10 minutes then wipe it off. I do not do anything else beforehand. You really only need to wax your vehicle every 6 months, but if you want to do it every 4 months you can.
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Wash, dry, apply wax with included pad. Either wipe off or use polisher to finish. Twice a year is plenty. To me, the key to keeping a vehicle looking new is to wax it the FIRST year it's new, and then twice a year thereafter.
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Once you started to use it there is no way to stop,so you need to reapply again.Remember,that nothing lasts forever. Unfortunately.
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It's a good idea to clay bar your vehicle. Especially if it's a few years old. That's about it. A clean surface free of debris is all that's required. I went over the Jetseal with a good synthetic wax and it seems to last a long time. If you find that you have a few areas that are a little rough even after using a clay bar kit to can use some pre-wax polish prior to applying the sealant.
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I do 2-3 times a week but if you are new to this product then start with 1-2. I just love this one!
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I love this stuff I apply 3 times a wk and if you just set a schedule it just stays on. But def let it dry first. I love the facial one as well. Used them over a yr now
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We regularly waxed the oak floors in a house occupied by 4 graduate students. When we returned for a visit every 3 to 4 months, my wife usually polished the floor but she didn't always have to rewax. So I would say you might get a half year on one application, but it depends on usage and care taken between waxings. If vacuuming or wet wiping is done regularly so that the floor doesn't get too dirty, you will get more mileage out of one waxing.
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Last Touch makes an excellent lubricant for claying. Always wash the car first as you normally would and start with a "clean and dry" surface. Follow up with the clay and then your favorite paint protectant wax or polish. I have used it numerous times just for that application. Spray Last Touch liberally on to the paint surface and lightly rub the paint surface with the clay bar making sure you keep turning the clay as it pulls impurities out of the paint.
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I would start with one coat and see how you like the way your floor looks and how easily a damp cloth picks up dirt. You can always apply a second or third coat. Don't forget, eventually you will have to remove wax build up. So, the fewer coats, the better.
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Every 6 months. I have been using this product now for about a year. Use as directed. Once again: it's a sealer, not a restorer.
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A clean substrait is extremely important for a good outcome using this product. My advice is to start with a clean surface. Strip away the old material. Also a rubberized seal coating will also extend the life of the peel and stick.
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As the other commenter said...buy it in gallons so you don't waste some from an entire 5 gallons of it. What you'll have to make sure of is that if you do only half now...when you do the other half...make sure you really clean the surface again so there is no problem with the 2nd batch adhering to both the original surface and the previously applied surface. Making sure the roof is really clean is key to making the project successful. When you are ready to begin...be sure to review the posts from others who have already used this product so you know what to do...and what not to do. Good luck!
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I based the consistency on other clay masks that I've used, so I kind of "eyeball" it. I start out with a teaspoon of the clay and add a little liquid at time; stirring after each addition until I get a medium thick paste. If you get it too thick, it may not spread on your skin evenly and smoothly. To check the consistency, put a little on the back of your hand. If it's where you want it, then your good. Unfortunately, the directions on the jar don't give measurements. But like I mentioned, since I've used other clay masks, I had an idea as to how the paste should be. Hope this helps! I based the consistency on other clay masks that I've used, so I kind of "eyeball" it. I start out with a teaspoon of the clay and add a little liquid at time; stirring after each addition until I get a medium thick paste. If you get it too thick, it may not spread on your skin evenly and smoothly. To check the consistency, put a little on the back of your hand. If it's where you want it, then your good. Unfortunately, the directions on the jar don't give measurements. But like I mentioned, since I've used other clay masks, I had an idea as to how the paste should be. Hope... » Read More I based the consistency on other clay masks that I've used, so I kind of "eyeball" it. I start out with a teaspoon of the clay and add a little liquid at time; stirring after each addition until I get a medium thick paste. If you get it too thick, it may not spread on your skin evenly and smoothly. To check the consistency, put a little on the back of your hand. If it's where you want it, then your good. Unfortunately, the directions on the jar don't give measurements. But like I mentioned, since I've used other clay masks, I had an idea as to how the paste should be. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I'd seal then wax. Clay the car first, then may be polish, then seal then wax (if you're really sad like me that is :D )
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I use Glisten Dishwasher Magic and think it is wonderful. If it still isn't as clean as you'd like after running a bottle of Glisten through the first time, I'd suggest running a second bottle through. From then on, we've done a Glisten treatment every other month.
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It's best to remove and start again when using two different types, water and solvent based sealer. If you are using water based on water based, it may work well, almost used as a second coat, which is common, as long as there are not opposing chemicals in the two types of sealer.Matt DenyerOwnerBrevard Outdoor Services
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This is a good one. Also like MT brand. I don't buy the cheap ones, like below $20 simply b/c I don't want to take a chance on problems. How I clean mine: soak your roller w a denture tablet after use, in a plastic cup so you don't damage the needles;let air dry a couple days; cover it when completely dry, then 30 min in 70% alcohol before you use it the next time. Follow their directions for cleaning, but this is how I do it based on research on derma rollers. I derma roll regularly and it makes a difference, skin texture is finer, pores get smaller, acne pits smoothing out, crepe texture less, my skin is getting thicker. It is very slow, but hey in a year, if I didn't do something my skin would look a year older. This way, it is getting better. Good luck to you! BTW 1mm is a good safe length, follow directions. It shouldn't hurt, shouldn't bleed. It feels prickly. If it hurts or bleeds, you are pressing too hard. If your skin doesn't get red, you aren't pressing hard enough. Be careful around your eyes. I test to see if I am indeed breaking the skin by dabbing a little alcohol on a spot. If it stings you are doing it right. Do at night so redness will be gone by the time you get up. Also the little micro holes you are making are perfect for putting on collagen inducing products like vitamin C and something with retinol. I only use 2 products, and they make a huge difference. Your skin will soak up the C fast, straight to the dermis, which is where collagen is produced. Collagen means tightening. After 15 months of rolling you'll have a whole new network of collagen under your face!!! and we know what that's gonna do lol!! tighten up all those sags & lines!!! :)))) Don't roll over fever blisters (you'll spread them) and don't roll over moles, etc.
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I do two minutes each coat just to be safe. Don't forget to rub with rubbing alcohol when ur finished :)