How Mnay Wax Layers
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How Mnay Wax Layers
I usually put on a layer of sealant and 2 weeks later add a single layer of carnuba wax on top. I wonder if more carnuba applications would add to the shine and overall protection or will it look dull after x number of was layers?
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
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For that extra "pop" and extra protection go with a glaze.
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http://www.chemicalguys.com/Chemical...gap_111_16.htm
This is good.
Some good information here: http://www.autopia.org/forum/topic/1...ex-hyperlinks/
and here: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/
This is good.
Some good information here: http://www.autopia.org/forum/topic/1...ex-hyperlinks/
and here: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/
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While on the other side it is the most difficult to remove.
You are more likely to damage your paint while removing the wax.
And wax will dull and you will have to remove it.
IMO your best bet is an acrylic paint conditioner.
It never dulls and never has to be removed.
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Carnuaba is like a double edged sword, on one side or offers superior shine and duration.
While on the other side it is the most difficult to remove.
You are more likely to damage your paint while removing the wax.
And wax will dull and you will have to remove it.
IMO your best bet is an acrylic paint conditioner.
It never dulls and never has to be removed.
While on the other side it is the most difficult to remove.
You are more likely to damage your paint while removing the wax.
And wax will dull and you will have to remove it.
IMO your best bet is an acrylic paint conditioner.
It never dulls and never has to be removed.
