Recommendations for applying Poli-Seal

[mc2hill]

I like using Poli-Seal as an AIO, but cannot find much in the way of recommendations for using it with a PC.

I am applying with a Lake Country green polishing/finishing pad, using a speed of about 4.5 (after spreading at 2-3). I am making 3 passes, with heavy pressure (pad still spinning) for the first pass, and then less pressure on each of the other two passes.
Does anyone have other suggestions - pads, passes, pressure, that they have found when working with Poli-Seal?

BTW, this worked great on the black areas of the doors (between the windows).

Thanks in advance, Mike.

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[9D4E420]

When I did have some Poli-seal I had good results with a LC white pad. It seems to correct a little better compared to the green. Your speed sounds pretty close I like to use speed 5.

[CharlesW]

Your method is pretty close to the way I use Poli-Seal with a few differences.
1. I use a polishing pad, either Meg's or LC
2. I use speed 5
3. I also start with considerable pressure and reduce it after a couple of passes
4. I don't really keep track of how many passes I make overall, I just keep polishing until the product is pretty well gone. There is very little polish residue to remove when I am finished.
5. I have been known to use a spray wax to remove that small amount of residue rather than just wipe it off. I happened to read where another user did that using OCW with good results. I happen to use Duragloss Aqua Wax with good results
6. Wiping on some Opti-Seal as a LSP only adds about another 10 minutes to the job if you want to get carried away.

[Anthony O.]

Originally Posted by mc2hill

I like using Poli-Seal as an AIO, but cannot find much in the way of recommendations for using it with a PC.

I am applying with a Lake Country green polishing/finishing pad, using a speed of about 4.5 (after spreading at 2-3). I am making 3 passes, with heavy pressure (pad still spinning) for the first pass, and then less pressure on each of the other two passes.
Does anyone have other suggestions - pads, passes, pressure, that they have found when working with Poli-Seal?

BTW, this worked great on the black areas of the doors (between the windows).

Thanks in advance, Mike.

Hello Mike,

PoliSeal is unique in that it buffs clear and it has a very long working time. Many people see this and think it's done working but you should be able to make more passes than just 3.

PoliSeal works great as a 1 step with an orange pad on light colors when not much correction is needed. It can be used in this manner on dark colors but should be followed by a polishing pad.

Anthony

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[cartoysautospa]

I use a cyclo so it has just one speed , 2850 rpms. I use light passes to spread it out and then slower passes with mim pressure to push the sealer into the paint