Sealant, glaze, wax ?

[Sol]

I have been wondering about this...



Would it be effective to put a coat of sealant on bare paint, followed by a glaze then wax for a deep shine?



I like the durability of a sealant, but I like the shine from the wax. My paint is over 10 years old and has a lot of little swirls all over the place, regardless of my hardcore microfiber usage. I understand that putting glaze under a sealant is not very effective, so I`m wondering if I can do the opposite. I don`t know if the glaze would fill in the swirls with the sealant already there.

[BigJimZ28]

some sealants work over some glazes



like RMG then EX-P then Natty s blue



is a nice combo that works well

[tom p.]

you need to correct the surface first. You`d then use the glaze, if needed. You`d follow with wax or sealant. I`d search out products that are compatilbe with one another...skip the mix `n` match routine at this point ;)

[Sol]

So, since I already have Meguiars #7 glaze, I could use Meguiars #20 sealant over it without any adverse effects?

[Cheetah]

You could try Danase`s Speed Glaze. It`s acryllic so it can go over or under sealants. Works great.

[Macruz19]

I tried a sample of Danase`s Speed Glaze on half of my hood on top of all the Zaino I have. I did notice a slight differance. It made my car a little darker. I think I might just use this on my hood and top it off with Z-CS.

[chutney]

So, since I already have Meguiars #7 glaze, I could use Meguiars #20 sealant over it without any adverse effects?

Yes you could. Meguiar`s products are designed to work well together.

[Sol]

Thanks. I`ll give it a shot. I also heard #21 is pretty nice. Maybe I`ll use that instead of the #20.