What product can i put on top of this wax to make better protection/shine? I know you can use paint sealant and then wax.
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I personally put a layer of this down then after buffing it off a layer of high quality natural wax. The natural wax will wear off in about a month then you have a good 3-6 moths of additional coverage from the 3m.
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You might get better results using Mothers Tire Shine type product. The wax will leave a film on the plastic like dirt. Years ago,Armour All came out and was great for the trim as well. Mothers products seem to have developed that type of product a little better. It is better to almost soak a rag with the product and wipe the trim with it. A few coats every week and see what you think. Just make sure the trim is real clean. Perhaps to wax the car first,and do the trim last. Hoping you like the results!
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I will work great. This wax is excellent as a topper coat over your favorite process. I use it on top of Zaino with great results on both dark and light cars.
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Just use the conditioner. The conditioner has the same oils in it along with other waxes to lengthen the protection.
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I use this wax on top of Heirloom Traditions chalky paints and always put a coat of clear paste wax over it on wood items. I am no expert in paints or anything and just do trial and error on projects. You might even use a matte finish spray clear top coat on the wood and that should seal it if you are worried about transfer to clothing. I think Briwax has an online tutorial too you might want to view on their website. Hope this answers your question and if you have any other questions just let me know.
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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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Colleen, Buy this kit it works great. Depending on what state the finish of your car is in, I might suggest you stop by an Auto store and get a liquid polish instead of a wax (the polish finish will last longer) and a couple of good polishing cloths. It's simple to use, but make sure you use a corded drill and not a battery powered drill as the battery power don't usually have the spin speed to maximize the operation.
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I used a spray-on asphalt primer on the areas of metal flashing and aged peel and seal that I was covering up/repairing. Probably not necessary when applying to new OSB. I'd rather apply this product to the smooth side of OSB for a more positive grip and smoother finish surface.
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Thats a tough answer when applying with a applicator put a quater size wax on pad, apply on car and when you do not see wax adhearing to paint put more on.
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I recommend by hand. This is very simple wax protection. Easy on and off IF your cars finish is in good condition (third and last step). This would be your last step after using Mother's polish and wax (second step).
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Yes but I would first use a compound and then use this and then wax.. this will get the fine scratches out and make it really shine... But make sure you put wax over it
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Yes, this product should help bring back the finish. They also sell a wax I recommend that will bring back the shine.
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I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
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I would just stick to the black paint on this one. The black in the wax fills the fine scratches in the surface to give a black car a shine that is superb.
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I would clean area with prepsol or other car cleaner that takes the wax and dirt off. Also you need a small plastic squeege to smoth film out. A hair dryer helps soften the material if needed. Check youtube they have alot of videos that show how to do it.
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This product is rather abrasive to use on older, non-clear coat, conventional paint. A much safer product would be Meguiar's #6 Cleaner Wax.
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The protectant is a milky fluid that you apply on after the polishing. It is meant to flow into microcracks. So far it has been 3 months and my headlight still looks like new.