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Polish then Wax Question?
Can someone please tell me if I put on a nice Carnuba Polish and then a quality Cleaner\Wax - - - will the Cleaner part of the 2nd product take off or nulify the prior Carnuba Polish?
TKS Michael
TKS Michael
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Re: Polish then Wax Question?
First, what's a Carnauba Polish? We offer some waxes with Carnauba in them as do a lot of companys, but not sure about a 'polish'?
Second of all, a cleaner wax is designed to clean, that means remove, so yes, if you apply a cleaner/wax to the surface of paint you will remove whatever is on the surface of the paint to some level, it depends upon how strong the cleaner/wax is and also how you apply it. Part of the cleaning action of any product is how it is applied, if you apply a gentle cleaner wax gently it won't have much cleaning or removing action, but if you take that same product and apply it with some passion and pressure and use a material with some bite it will clean or remove more than the first way you applied it.
Lots of factors to consider.
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Re: Polish then Wax Question?
I have "Virgin" paint, rolled on Interlux Brightside 1 part Polyurethane, I need to color sand out imperfections with 1500 - 2000 Grit, then compound to smooth and polish to prepare for 1st wax.....the Carnuba Polish I am referring to is made by Poor Boys' and it is a Blue Carnuba Polish; and since I am using a Marine paint with ******, I was thinking about then using Interlux's ****** cleaner Wax,,,,,,will NOT Seal for maybe 6 months [let the paint totally cure]. I wish it was just a straight wax but it has cleaning solvents in it.
PS - I am about to purchase a G110 Kit from AGeek.
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