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I've been using #26 for about 2 months now (still a noob here) and love the results it gives - on my black Honda, it has the warmth and the depth!
As I was browsing the shelves at my DIY store I saw 20 cans of #16 sitting there!! So with all the raves I heard from you pros here, I decided to purchase 1 can of #16 to give it a try.
I know that it is a MUST to apply #16 very very very thin or I'll face a minor workout to remove it. So I'll make sure I'll do just that... this forum is filled with so much info!
Can I apply 1 coat of #26 and top it up with the #16?
If yes, do I have to allow #26 to cure or can I do it immediately? If I cant top it up immediately, how long is the curing time for #26?
My goal is to get the depth & warmth of #26 with the shine of #16. I'm not sure if this is even achievable hence this posting.
Any advice guys?
As I was browsing the shelves at my DIY store I saw 20 cans of #16 sitting there!! So with all the raves I heard from you pros here, I decided to purchase 1 can of #16 to give it a try.
I know that it is a MUST to apply #16 very very very thin or I'll face a minor workout to remove it. So I'll make sure I'll do just that... this forum is filled with so much info!
Can I apply 1 coat of #26 and top it up with the #16?
If yes, do I have to allow #26 to cure or can I do it immediately? If I cant top it up immediately, how long is the curing time for #26?
My goal is to get the depth & warmth of #26 with the shine of #16. I'm not sure if this is even achievable hence this posting.
Any advice guys?
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