Question on Glaze topping with a sealant question

[rparke]

Typically glaze won`t last long....how about topping a glaze with a sealant. .any bonding issues and will it lock in for the duration of the selant...say 6 months

[Docpeanut]

Typically glaze won`t last long....how about topping a glaze with a sealant. .any bonding issues and will it lock in for the duration of the selant...say 6 months

I`m not 100% but I don`t think a sealant will properly adhere to a glaze. If you`re looking to lock in shine go with a coating such as cquartz uk. Just make sure any defects are removed first as a coating will lock them in place

[Ronkh]

As long as it`s not an "oily" glaze, it`ll be fine.

For the durability part of the ?, it really depends. It`s sorta like asking "What kind of gas mileage can I expect?"

I use PB Black hole on tons of stuff with either sealant or wax on top, no problems.

[mrclean81]

I would never apply a glaze without doing a sealant or wax on top. That`s just me though.

[Todd@RUPES]

Honestly, this is such a general question that it is impossible to give you a concrete answer. Some glazes will interact with certain sealants, particularly if they use some of the same carrier oils.

If you try to apply a Klasse Sealant Glaze on top of Meguiars #7, you will run into a short-lived mess. However, if you try to apply Meguiars #21 over #7, it will work no problem.

[Merlin]

My favorite glaze for over or under a wax or sealant was (Denase) Wet Glaze 2.0
It was a polymer based WOWO glaze that could be layered (up to three coats).
I liked using it with BFWD. It didn`t do "filling" but it was a great gloss enhancer.
For a glaze "on top" it would last up to a month depending on the environment.
I`ve even done three coats of WG 2.0, 2 coats of BFWD & then 3 coats WG 2.0.
WG 2.0 had a nice slick feeling very similar to the way BFWD feels in the morning.

[sjb89]

I like using Poorboys Black Hole followed by the new BLACK LABEL paint sealant. A beautiful and durable mirror finish. Works for me !