OK Experts Can you apply a glaze over a wax job without losing the wax finish? I have a beautiful wax finish but would like to add a little glaxe over it to enhance the shine. I know glaxes has all kinds of oils and stuff to make your finish shine. And I always add a glze BEFORE the final wax or sealant to make that baby shine. I suprized that more peopl don't use them. Thanks Guys......
OK Experts Can you apply a glaze over a wax job without losing the wax finish
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jfelbab
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Sure. I used to apply Meguiar's #7 over #16 prior to attending shows for years. WOWO method. Didn't appreciably do anything bad to the wax. I would reapply wax every couple of weeks anyway back then.
cgc2
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I like glazes but have never used them on top of my lsp.
Some glazes contain filler, mild polish agent in them, so I would not risk by topping my
wax with a glaze. If I wanted to add some pop, I would use a QD with some Carnuba
between waxing.
Just my 2 cents, which is worth what you paid for it.
Some glazes contain filler, mild polish agent in them, so I would not risk by topping my
wax with a glaze. If I wanted to add some pop, I would use a QD with some Carnuba
between waxing.
Just my 2 cents, which is worth what you paid for it.
imported_Bence
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Generally, cleaner glazes are able to strip wax. However, the cleaning depends on the firmness of the application. Some glazes contain aluminum-oxide which is a pretty aggressive abrasive. But the particle size is small; at around 0.5 micron. Non-abrasive, non-cleaning pure glazes, like #7 can be used on top of any wax. Good for show but they won't last long.