Carnauba and Z-CS

[Sebony]

Following this post :

My suggestion for a daily driver would be a CS/carnuaba/CS sandwich. :wavey

I was wondering if doing a Nuba/CS/Nuba sandwich would be good (and possible!) too?



Thanks!

 

[GranPrix]

Doesn't the CS need to bond to the clearcoat? You might get smearing...

 

[gmblack3]

CS can be used over any sealant or wax, as long as they are fully cured before CS is applied.

 

[Scottwax]

I used CS over fully cured carnauba with no problems. Same with Opti-Seal.

 

[Sebony]

Thanks a lot for your precious advises!

 

[jmorton10]

The first time I used CS, it was over well cured Collinite 845 & it worked super.



~John

 

[docker]

Yep, for a long time had CS over 476, my winter LSP, and it looked great and held up very well.

 

[GranPrix]

Well, you learn something new everyday.

 

[Macruz19]

I only topped my CS over Zaino sealants so far, but YES. You can use it over any wax or sealant.

 

[jowct]

If memory serves, I have read suggestions that carnauba should be applied over CS, not under it, with the author making the point that applying the wax over an acrylic sealer works best. Was that person wrong, or does it work both ways?

 

[danforz]

Personally, I wouldn't put something that denegrades in a month (the wax) under something that has the potential to last a lot longer. Remember, the CS would be bonding to the wax, and if the wax is gone in a month so is the CS.

 

[jowct]

Danforz makes sense to me: so it's CS then wax. The only contrary conceptual argument might be that the sealer keeps the volatiles in the wax trapped?

 

[danforz]

Danforz makes sense to me: so it's CS then wax. The only contrary conceptual argument might be that the sealer keeps the volatiles in the wax trapped?

I'm not sure what you mean...



If your saying CS over wax will help the wax last longer, then that still conforms with CS - Wax - CS.