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sealant and WAX
There is any diffrent between sealant and wax?
If yes mentioned them
If yes mentioned them
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Re: sealant and WAX
Originally posted by splash View Post
For all intensive purposes they both serve the same function, to provide a barrier that protects the paint.
Waxes generally refer to a product that is mostly natural and used carnauba wax.
Sealants generally refer to a product that is mostly synthetic.
However these terms are not universal, waxes are some to times referred to as glazes or polishes.
Sealants are sometimes referred to as waxes, polishes, and coatings...Let's make all of the cars shiny! -
Re: sealant and WAX
Building on Todd's comment, it probably should also be noted that in Meguiar's parlance, the term wax is used to designate both "waxes" and "sealants." Why Meguiar's does this is explained in this article: Is it a wax? Or a paint sealant? Thus, e.g., NXT is described as a wax, even though it is composed exclusively of man-made ingredients. It's just a matter of linguistic usage.
I imagine, though, that our OP also wants to know the differences between waxes and sealants with regards to appearance and durability. I'll let others address those questions.
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