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wfedwar · 06-23-08, 05:52

I stand corrected. I found this on the Werkstat site: "Even when topped by an acrylic or polymer sealant, the carnauba in the base coat can add a bit of warmth, a bit of depth, and a bit of hiding power to the finish. " That was in reference to the Prime: Carnauba, but the concept is similar. I still wouldn't expect to get the durability that acrylic sealants are known for, since the base is not as durable. This is the first I've ever seen of a sealant that can go over a wax, but apparently Jeff claims it is possible.

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wfedwar Bottom Feeder wfedwar is offline Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 587	Re: which wax with AJT I stand corrected. I found this on the Werkstat site: "Even when topped by an acrylic or polymer sealant, the carnauba in the base coat can add a bit of warmth, a bit of depth, and a bit of hiding power to the finish. " That was in reference to the Prime: Carnauba, but the concept is similar. I still wouldn't expect to get the durability that acrylic sealants are known for, since the base is not as durable. This is the first I've ever seen of a sealant that can go over a wax, but apparently Jeff claims it is possible.