Is applying different types of wax a bad idea?
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Re: Is applying different types of wax a bad idea? (tastydub)
3M Swirlmark Remover (Perfect-It) contains no wax and offers no protection. Like similar products from other brands, it's a light polish (less than a "rubbing compound") and glaze and is used as a prep for your paint surface prior to sealing with a wax or sealant glaze. You should always follow up with a protectant layer(s) of wax or SG.
I use multiple coats of Klasse SG. You can put carnauba on top of KSG but not the other way around. You could probably mix brands of carnauba but why would you want to?
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3M Swirlmark Remover (Perfect-It) contains no wax and offers no protection. Like similar products from other brands, it's a light polish (less than a "rubbing compound") and glaze and is used as a prep for your paint surface prior to sealing with a wax or sealant glaze. You should always follow up with a protectant layer(s) of wax or SG.
I use multiple coats of Klasse SG. You can put carnauba on top of KSG but not the other way around. You could probably mix brands of carnauba but why would you want to?
Re: Is applying different types of wax a bad idea? (mr.bouton)
3m is a filler so it is OK to wax over it. In fact that is the idea. ANyway the new waxes on the market are hybrids altogether. Using polymer, caranuba, resins and others. Its a big useless gimminck. Doesnt fool me for a second.
3m is a filler so it is OK to wax over it. In fact that is the idea. ANyway the new waxes on the market are hybrids altogether. Using polymer, caranuba, resins and others. Its a big useless gimminck. Doesnt fool me for a second.
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