
Originally Posted by
rna800
Sir, I will try to answer your question based on what I know and my experience.
1) I wouldn't really compare Nanosil to Step 1 of either Mothers or Meguiar's. As I know, step 1 is the cleaning step such as removing any wax that was applied on the paint, minor imperfections and possibly some swirls and scratches. For Nanosil, I would say it's more a filler or sealer that would hide the swirls and scratches. Though it has some cleaning capability, I couldn't really say up to what degree it could clean.
2) I would say the moment you see those swirls and scratches resurfacing, I believe that's the time I would reapply Nanosil.
3) That's what the professionals said that to really unleash the full potential of the Nanosil, it's better if it's applied by machine since the pressure is equal throughout unlike if it's done manually. You can also do it by hand but you have to give an elbow grease to break down the crystals.
4) I can't comment on this since I haven't tried applying it with a machine.
5) I apply Nanosil as compared to Nanogloss. The way I apply it is put about an inch size on a microfiber towel then wipe on the paint. I just make sure that I put enough to cover the whole panel. Then I will start to just rub it until I don't see the product anymore. Whereas the Nanogloss, I will put a reasonable amount on the applicator pad, apply on the paint, do the finger test then buff.