Opti-seal over 845

[njcarting1]

I have 2 coats "845"as my winter wax on 3 vehicles as of now. After reading some earlier posts on the opti-seal I am gonna try this product over the 845. I have not applied anything in about a month on any of the vehicle surfaces.

The paint is still beading fine but the salt and slop are starting in around here now. I was just going to try the opti-seal route because of the ease of application at this point. Longevity is not the most important factor just time and shine at this stage of the game.

I also will try and use more 845 in the next week or so just for added protection from the heavy concentrations of road salt.

I am sure others are testing there finishes with old man winter as of late. How are your finishes holding up under the nasty conditions? :inspector::inspector::idea

 

[CharlesW]

I have 2 coats "845"as my winter wax on 3 vehicles as of now. After reading some earlier posts on the opti-seal I am gonna try this product over the 845. I have not applied anything in about a month on any of the vehicle surfaces.

The paint is still beading fine but the salt and slop are starting in around here now. I was just going to try the opti-seal route because of the ease of application at this point. Longevity is not the most important factor just time and shine at this stage of the game.

I also will try and use more 845 in the next week or so just for added protection from the heavy concentrations of road salt.

I am sure others are testing there finishes with old man winter as of late. How are your finishes holding up under the nasty conditions? :inspector::inspector::idea

My use of OS over wax is pretty much limited to using it over Poli-Seal.
Poli-Seal does leave wax and the combination seems to work great.
It has been said that OS will "migrate" through a carnauba and still bond to the paint.
I have no idea how that works, but I think 845 is carnauba based and I would think applying the OS over it should be fine.

If you are in doubt, try using the OS on just one vehicle and see how that turns out.