After clay barring then using pre-cleaner &amp; applying the 1st coat of Liq Glass, for a 2nd &amp; 3rd coat do I need to repeat clay bar &amp;/or precleaner?
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No, you do not need to use pre-cleaner and clay bar. Just make sure car is clean. This may sound dumb but, Mr. Clean is the best soap for washing a car! It's more expensive than auto parts store soaps but, it cleans better than all of them. Like I have said previously, "I met a man who had 50 coats of LG on his 78 thunderbird and the car looked amazing, you could read the newspaper in the reflection."
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When i purchased this product a conditioner was also recommended. It is applied to the glass prior to using the adhesive. I believe he directions for the adjective mention it as well. It has been two years and the glass is still secure to the top.
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Hi Dave, It was my first time to try a clay bar. I did my home work about how to use it. One guy said, to cut a small section. I think i used 1/4 to half a bar for a hole car. I think it really depends on how much it pull off. While you use it, you knead and keep reusing. I have a newer car, so not a lot of stuff embedded. I also learned that you can use it on glass. They say to put it in a zip lock bag so it doesn't dry up when no in use.Hope this helped..
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DO NOT sand between coats. When you first spray the clear it will look hazy. As soon as it flashes it will be clear. You really only need a couple of coats. That being said you will have a ton of clear leftover. If you don't use it all it is useless after 48 hrs, so put as many coats as you like.
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I use a baby liguid cleanser, and also used a green clay slurry-worked great. I think any cleanser will do.
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Before I glaze a charm or tile I've made with a final coat of resin, I sand gently with fine sandpaper or nail file. Once they are glazed you do not need to ever "polish" again, unless you are going to re glaze. If you just need to clean a finished, cured piece, a soft cloth, or a little windex cleaner works. PLEASE: any sanding needs to be done under water, or outside with a respirator on. Seriously, you do not want this dust in your lungs, or getting on you, or your pets, in any way. I sand under water in the sink, then just dry the piece off with paper towel. Wash the sink after. Before I glaze a charm or tile I've made with a final coat of resin, I sand gently with fine sandpaper or nail file. Once they are glazed you do not need to ever "polish" again, unless you are going to re glaze. If you just need to clean a finished, cured piece, a soft cloth, or a little windex cleaner works. PLEASE: any sanding needs to be done under water, or outside with a respirator on. Seriously, you do not want this dust in your lungs, or getting on you, or your pets, in any way. I sand under water in the sink, then just dry the piece off with paper towel. Wash the sink after.
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I would use windex or glass cleaner or a liquid cleaner that won't melt plastic! Obviously, a scrubbing pad and powders like Comet or Ajax, etc. won't work.
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If this happens you cant use this but use a glass polishing compound and a drill with a polishing wheel on it. Set the drill to about 1500 RPM. This takes a steady hand and time but will work. But can work against you if you don't do it right. Search for correct method.
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This would be a paint cleanser clay removes all the contamination from the paint. Depending on what you're trying to achieve you could either use a 1 step polish then wax. If you want more correction you can compound, then polish, then wax. Always start with the least aggressive first and see if you're happy with the results.
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Make sure you do an acid wash first and let dry for 24-48 hours. Then you're good to go. Use flakes sparingly to get an even coat. Leftovers are okay. Good luck
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Honestly, I don't know. I would just stick to the clay bar and do it right. Sorry
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When I did my repairs I did not use a clay bar and I still had excellent results. I do not however, have much experience with clay bars so I cannot speak specifically about the potential benefit of using one.
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I'm sorry I cant help you. After the first one scratched so easily, I threw the others away and bought new ones. Normally you peel one side, apply and then peel other side. The key is to have the glass really clean and use a lint free cloth so no foreign matter under the shield
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You could also try the clay bar, it made my glass super smooth. I dont think the black wax applicator pad on the tool should hurt glass as it is non-abrasive.
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Use the applicator provided and use with water or a small amount of Windex glass cleaner. Dry off after each use.
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I haven't used liquid glass before, but your best bet for preparation is to fully wash and dry your car, then clay it. For best results I would polish or compound if needed then apply the Jet Seal.
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I used EnduroShield exactly as instructed. I really didn't see a difference compared to before I used it. The instructions tell you to wash the glass once a week with a mild cleaner and a microfiber cloth. I used to wash the glass about every other week with a regular strength cleaner. I would save my money if I had it to do over again. Better yet, buy a good squeegee and wipe the glass down after every/every other shower. That is the absolute best way. Now.....about that $200..... I would guess they are using exactly that and upcharging for it and adding labor costs. However, that is just a guess. I used EnduroShield exactly as instructed. I really didn't see a difference compared to before I used it. The instructions tell you to wash the glass once a week with a mild cleaner and a microfiber cloth. I used to wash the glass about every other week with a regular strength cleaner. I would save my money if I had it to do over again. Better yet, buy a good squeegee and wipe the glass down after every/every other shower. That is the absolute best way. Now.....about that $200..... I would guess they are using exactly that and upcharging for it and adding labor costs. However, that is just... » Read More I used EnduroShield exactly as instructed. I really didn't see a difference compared to before I used it. The instructions tell you to wash the glass once a week with a mild cleaner and a microfiber cloth. I used to wash the glass about every other week with a regular strength cleaner. I would save my money if I had it to do over again. Better yet, buy a good squeegee and wipe the glass down after every/every other shower. That is the absolute best way. Now.....about that $200..... I would guess they are using exactly that and upcharging for it and adding labor costs. However, that is just a guess. « Show Less