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The
PPS Paint Sealant can be applied with a high speed buffer or
by hand since heat and friction during application does not
affect the PTFE adhesion process. The most important factor
is to make sure the surface is properly prepared prior to
application. Any imperfections or marks on the surface will
be sealed beneath the coating after the Step #2 application
has cured.
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| Before
you begin Application |
- Shake the
bottles well before use
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PPS
is not a wax, therefore use it sparingly, over
application of the product will create an oily/milky
residue and... if this occurs keep buffing until it appears glossy...
this could take some time depending on the amount of
over application.
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Do
not apply in direct sunlight.
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Do
not apply the Step #2 Paint Sealant to non-painted
plastic, matte rubber or rubber moldings, remove
immediately if this occurs. It is advisable to cover
those areas with marking tapes before applying PPS Step
#2.
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The
curing process will continue for 48 hours and the shine
will deepen over this period.
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Avoid
washing the surface for 48 hours with any type of soap
or detergent or drive into heavy rain immediately after
applications.
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| Equipment |
- 1 PPS kit
c/w Step #1 and Step #2
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Clean
wash mitt.
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Clean
chamois / micro fibre towel
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Orbital
buffer / application sponge
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1
gallon of hot water and a bucket.
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| Preparation |
- Carefully
inspect the surface for any sign of brake dust,
scratches, acid rain etch marks, paint swirls or other
damage or imperfections.
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Repair
any damage or imperfections prior to applying the
PPS
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For
oxidized or old surfaces make sure to bring the paint up
to as good condition as possible before sealing with the
PPS.
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Make
sure the vehicle is clean of all excess dirt and other
debris before proceeding with the Step #1.
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| Step
#1 Wash Solution |
- Thoroughly
mix the entire contents of the Step#1 with 1 gallon of
warm/hot water.
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Rinse
the vehicle with fresh water.
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Wash
the entire surface with the wash solution using a clean
wash mitt.
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Leave
the Step #1 wash solution on the surface for
approximately 10 minutes to allow the solution to purge
the paint pores and charge the surface (the solution
will appear hazy when ready to be removed)
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Rinse
the Step #1 from the painted surface until the water
runs clear and there is no more soap residue.
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Thoroughly
dry the vehicle with a clean chamois / micro fibre towel
making sure to dry seams, mirrors and molding where
water can be trapped.
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| Step
#2 Paint Sealant |
- Put a
small amount of product (size of a silver dollar) to an
application sponge or 2 - 3 circles of product onto a
terry cloth bonnet with an orbital buffer.
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Apply
the product to the surface in a circular overlapping
motion working on a 2 - 3 foot section at a time until
the entire vehicle is covered.
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Make
sure to leave the Step #2 on the vehicle at least 15
minutes.
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Going
back to where you started applying the Step #2, using a
clean soft cloth / micro fibre towel / orbital buffer
with a clean terry cloth bonnet start removing the
product in the same manner as you applied it. You are
done.
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