#80 and #9

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Does that mean that I no longer need to apply AIO over the #80? And just go straight to the sealant?



What happens if I DO apply AIO over the #80? Will there be any benefit to doing that?



Or do I AIO first then do #80?



I'm a little confused.:nixweiss

#80 then AIO

 

[spotpad]

Does that mean that I no longer need to apply AIO over the #80? And just go straight to the sealant?

You could, if you're happy enough with the look #80 leaves. Remember that AIO is a polish AND a sealant. But I'm pretty sure you're referring to sealants other than AIO.

What happens if I DO apply AIO over the #80? Will there be any benefit to doing that?



Or do I AIO first then do #80?



I'm a little confused.:nixweiss

Well, applying AIO over #80 will remove the fillers / gloss enhancers left by #80. You'd be sealing in the shine left by AIO, not by #80



If you want to preserve the shine left by #80, don't use AIO - use the sealant you had in mind.



Whatever you do, don't do AIO first then #80.

 

[madman]

Well, applying AIO over #80 will remove the fillers / gloss enhancers left by #80. You'd be sealing in the shine left by AIO, not by #80



If you want to preserve the shine left by #80, don't use AIO - use the sealant you had in mind.



Whatever you do, don't do AIO first then #80.

Merci, merci.

 

[imported_The Uncle]

You could, if you're happy enough with the look #80 leaves. Remember that AIO is a polish AND a sealant. But I'm pretty sure you're referring to sealants other than AIO.







Well, applying AIO over #80 will remove the fillers / gloss enhancers left by #80. You'd be sealing in the shine left by AIO, not by #80



If you want to preserve the shine left by #80, don't use AIO - use the sealant you had in mind.



Whatever you do, don't do AIO first then #80.

Won't the fillers left behind by #80 prevent a sealant from bonding to the car's surface?

 

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Won't the fillers left behind by #80 prevent a sealant from bonding to the car's surface?

Yes, #80 will cause bonding issues, especially with SG.



#80>AIO>SG