Has anyone used this? if so who HATES buffing it out like me?

 

Yes. Actually, trying it once was enough for me to not use it again.

I'm trying this next (instead of Klasse AIO): Poorboy's World Polish with Sealant - 16 oz | Detailed Image

 

SG, IMO while still a good product, is "old" tech and a PIA to remove if you overapply. Do yourself a favor and get some jetseal or blackfire wet diamond. Once you start removing either one you'll thank me for sure

don't forget to properly prep the surface before applying either (or any) product

 

of course, this last week i did my first full detail. and im glad i don't have to use that SG more than one or twice a year. I'm not TOO mad though it was only 20 bucks for 16oz

 

If you're set on using it just make sure you apply it in really thin coats, almost to the point where you fan see the coat you over the paint

 

Sorry to hi-jack this thread but do you have to use AIO before you can use the SG? Or can you just put it on after you clay your car (or after polishing... which seems unnecessary now since my car is new)?

And is it honestly that hard to remove? I've read some horror stories on the net and can't figure out if they're over reacting or not... I mean, can it permanently get "stuck" on the paint?

I've always used synthetic waxes... I have no idea how sealants work.

 

You should use AIO to prep the surface before the SG.

It won't get stuck, but if you over-apply it and let it sit too long it IS a bitch to remove. If you haven't already bought it, skip it and get the Blackfire.

 

The only reason why Klasse is an attractive option to me is because it offers fairly long protection. If I apply it in November, I should be ok until April or May so that I don't have to worry about it during the winter months in the midwest.

I can't find any info on how long Blackfire lasts though it's being universally praised as easy on/easy off.

I am no looking forward to washing the car in my garage during the winter, even with Quick and Easy.:-(

 

IMO, I wouldn't trust any sealant to last that long, but I can understand your situation in the cold. It may last longer due to the colder weather, but in the hotter months I say no sealant lasts 6 months (JMO).