Applying Second Coat of Wax

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Hulk311

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On Thursday I washed my car, clayed it, washed again, then put Black Hole Glaze, and then put EX-P on it.

On Friday, after 24 hours, I washed again and used Natty Paste Wax (Blue).

The plan was to wash again and put a coat of Natty Paste Wax (Red) on Saturday, however it rained Saturday even though when I checked there was no chance of rain.

So today (Sunday) I had to work, drove a total of 50 miles. My question is, tomorrow, or even Tuesday, is it ok for me to just wash the car and apply Natty Paste Wax (in Red)? I think it will be all right but just wanted to make sure. I've never put wax on without claying first.
 
I would say you'v already done enough coats, 3 is overkill of anything...IMO. Just sit back and enjoy your ride, wax it a month from now! :)
 
I agree with Cleanmycorolla. I would wait and enjoy your work lol. You can always top it again with Natty's in a couple of weeks :)
 
What they said ^. Although if you want to add some gloss, I would wipe the car down with a waterless wash or quick detailer if it's not too dirty.
 
There was a study ipon another site a few years ago that stated that anything greater then 2 coats did not add more protection to the paint.
 
To answer your question

Hulk311 said:
My question is, tomorrow, or even Tuesday, is it ok for me to just wash the car and apply Natty Paste Wax (in Red)? I think it will be all right but just wanted to make sure. I've never put wax on without claying first.
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Yes, it will be no problem at all. You can apply the wax without claying the vehicle.

Unless you are like some of us, well me, who has to work next to a body shop that puts paint in the air and your car gets covered with over spray :wall
 
Pockets said:
Unless you are like some of us, well me, who has to work next to a body shop that puts paint in the air and your car gets covered with over spray :wall
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Pockets, do you have access to some decent polish and LSP? A polish with sealant, used as an AIO, would be ideal for your situation. Many brands to choose from. :bigups
 
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