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Originally Posted by corrswitch

I have already applied 476s onto my car for the winter.

Would there be any bonding issues on applying #16 on top of 476s?

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Originally Posted by jfelbab

I've not tried this but I'd think the solvents in #16, or any other wax, might dissolve the 476. I don't believe you can effectively layer wax products.

While I've had good success layering certain waxes, I dunno if this one would work out I dunno....I guess it'd go OK, I'd be a little surprised if the solvents/etc. in #16 had an appreciable effect on the 476S.

I've spit-shined Souveran over 476S, and that worked OK but yeah, Souveran and #16are very different. I *would* employ some sort of spit-shine technique if trying this, however.

But really, I dunno if it'd be worth doing. I don't think the appearance difference would be very significant and I'd *MUCH* rather just have the 476S on there (our situation with the A8 is sufficiently unique that you shouldn't read much into it when it comes to winter protection).

Originally Posted by Eisenhulk

What are people using as a base for #16? I know it's great by itself, but I was wondering if anyone had any luck when using it in combination with another product.

I like applying 476S over a base of 845. Sounds goofy, huh? Seems like the less-durable 845 would compromise things, but it doesn't IME.

The 476S seems more user-friendly over the 845, hard to verbalize but I like it.

A nice added benefit: the base of 845 makes it easier to avoid wax build-up issues around tape/graphics/etc.

I apply the 845 one day and the 476S the next.

This is one combo I *really* like, glad I stumbled across it. Might work as well for others as it does for me, can't see why it wouldn't.

Otherwise, when doing beaters/other people's vehicles I usually apply the 476S after/over 1Z Paint Polish. This is probably my favorite quickie two-step and the 476S doesn't mess with the wax/stuff/whatever that the 1Z PP leaves behind.

476S is also great over Autoglym SRP, but the SRP is really just a low/no-cut AIO and this combo needs to be preceded by (real) polishing. The SRP/476S combo is possibly the most durable easy way to go with 476S (at least that *I've* tried).