My process now is to do a final rinse and then start applying G&G and drying a panel at a time, but the last few panels are dry by the time I get to them. I do prefer the wet application method but don't want water drying on the car, so I was thinking I could dry the whole car first and then use a sprayer with water to just wet each panel as I go. Thoughts?
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My process now is to do a final rinse and then start applying G&G and drying a panel at a time, but the last few panels are dry by the time I get to them. I do prefer the wet application method but don't want water drying on the car, so I was thinking I could dry the whole car first and then use a sprayer with water to just wet each panel as I go. Thoughts?
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