I should apply this sealant follow by : 1. compound 2. polish 3. wax and 4. Sealant? or Can I apply follow by 1. compound 2. polish and skip the wax?
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According to instructions, you don't need to follow with any other product. However I applied Meguiar's carnuba wax after letting mirror glaze sit for 24 hours. You can read the newspaper in reflection!!!
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Yes, you can completely replace the wax step with the sealant. The sealant lasts longer too.
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Use sealant BEFORE the wax. The sealant will last longer, so you want the short-term stuff on the outside. The wax is optional, only used to enhance the shine of the sealant. Personally, unless it's a show car I would probably skip the wax because it only lasts a few weeks and just gives a little more shine.
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Sealant is used INSTEAD of wax .....Wax only last approx 6 weeks..................Sealant will last approx 6 months................Sealant is applied just like wax
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New or old, you'll be fine. This liquid wax is very forgiving... even if you get it on black trim. All you have to do is buff it out with a clean towel. It went on/ off easy and the results are great. It will help if you have a good base.... meaning you've cleaned off all other contaminants. I clayed and polished first and then used the liquid wax.
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Yes compounded first and buffed out, then apply two separate coats I think would be plenty and, do the rest of the car so that it is even and, all over the car and, does not look like an uneven shine.
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As a polish, it is intended to come off. It is not a wax or protectant. A good coat of wax should follow the polishing step you use this product for.
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The 3 step paint treatment from Meguiars recommends using the 3 products: Compound for removing swirl marks, contamination, scratches and rust. Polish for dark colored cars to enrich the color. Wax to protect the paint. If your paint is in mint condition, you probably don't need Compounding and you can go directly to Waxing. By the way, this is the best Wax ever !!
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While many say you don't need to add wax, you can most definitely wax the car after Nu Finish has cured (which I would wait at least a day since the bottle doesn't mention curing time).Nu Finish isn't technically a polish - it is a sealant. Applying wax on top will add to the overall depth and shine.
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Wax (not polishes) should be applied by either an ultra fine finishing pad on low setting or in straight lines (in direction of airflow across the surface). To "buff" off the wax, yes you should buff off the wax with a buffing towel after proper application. I'm not aware of a wax that is applied and not buffed off (including spray wax... Perhaps that wax as you dry stuff, if that's the road you seek, I would research that on Autogeek)
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It is a polish. It serves the same purpose as a wax in that it protects. Only this stuff is synthetic. Putting wax over it will give you a better gloss.
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I havent tried using the polish by hand, but I have used the compound by hand, using both a cheap microfiber pad, as well as a foam (Lake Country CCS - orange). Both methods worked fine. Those foam pads that are used to apply wax will probably not work - those are designed to just apply wax, and not do any correction. If you have a polishing pad (ex Lake Country/Chemical Guys/etc), i would go with a polishing pad (I use CCS Green pads when i use Ultimate Polish with a D/A)
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The wax? Not at all. Just be sure to warm it up with your fingers (body heat) before applying. Also, make sure to brush in thoroughly.
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I used my own wax and everything seemed okay. I think you should be fine I used my own wax cause I didn't really like the finish the 3m left. I wanted a better shine.
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I used their cleaner before applying the wax to my boat. Follow the directions on the bottle. I does need to be shaken and may appear thick. If so just warm the bottle in bath of warm water. Check out the makers web site for info. The wax is worth the work!
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I mix mine with clear polish. or you can use a small brush and put it in a wet nail the i would clear coat over it.
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I would suggest a cleaner/wax. Sealers will seal any contaminants in; for this reason, you should always clean the paint as well as possible prior to application.
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I used an impregnator sealant because I didn't want shiny countertops. It didn't work as well as we'd hoped. :( I asked someone on Instagram who also had concrete counters (that looked gorgeous) what she used: Trewax Stone & Tile Finish. I'll be doing another coat in the next year or so and plan to use that.
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First application should be s 50/50 mix to get max absorbtion.. it's really light colored oil so putting it on undelutted would be OK on next coats . I wanted my floor darker so I overcoated using Real Milk dark Tung Oil. Great product.
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For small areas you can use a brush. For larger areas it is most easily applied with a sprayer. In either case do not over apply it. It is best to apply multiple thin coats. Smooth out any puddles that may occur during application. Also do not want aerate the Clear-seal while applying it.