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Why would two coats of wax be better than one? Doesn't the cleaner in the wax strip the previous wax application?
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Re: Why 2 coats of wax?
Well, not all waxes have cleaners, so let's start there. Anyways, this is a very contentious issue, with some claiming that layering waxes creates a better finish, and others saying that it's just a waste of time. Here's my own opinion, which I *think* is the official Meguiar's stance as well: two light coats is better than one, because it ensures *complete* and even coverage. Even in the case of NXT 2.0, which is said to have very light cleaners, a second thin coat won't strip the previous layer.-Will-
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Re: Why 2 coats of wax?
Bingo! It's not really the two coats of wax but rather ensuring even coverage.ScottComment
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Re: Why 2 coats of wax?
That is always the way it was explained to me.Originally posted by BlueZero View Postquality creates its own demandComment
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Re: Why 2 coats of wax?
That makes sense....Comment
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