Layering
- Thread starter willbjew
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jaybs02
New member
Hi Will,
You can layer the EX-P, but the recomendation is to wait 24 hours between layers. Maybe someone else can say what doing it sooner would do to it's durability.
I have always waited atleast that long between layers.
Good Luck
"J"
You can layer the EX-P, but the recomendation is to wait 24 hours between layers. Maybe someone else can say what doing it sooner would do to it's durability.
I have always waited atleast that long between layers.
Good Luck
"J"
Nickc0844
Owner and Tech. Rep
Are you doing this for your own vehicle or a customer?
There is a cost/benefit ratio to look at here. The cost, being your time and product, versus the added durability. You can look deep into some chemical researching, and about 90% will tell you it's not worth the effort.
If your own car, I highly recommend waiting the suggested time....your finish isn't going to weather away in that time. If a client's car, I would suggest putting a paste carnuaba over the sealant to ensure coverage and add a bit more depth and shine.
There is a cost/benefit ratio to look at here. The cost, being your time and product, versus the added durability. You can look deep into some chemical researching, and about 90% will tell you it's not worth the effort.
If your own car, I highly recommend waiting the suggested time....your finish isn't going to weather away in that time. If a client's car, I would suggest putting a paste carnuaba over the sealant to ensure coverage and add a bit more depth and shine.