Better to layer #26 or #16?
- Thread starter thinkweb
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Accumulator
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Well, plenty of people will claim you can't layer carnaubas, period.
Generally, liquids are less likely to layer because they have more solvents.
When I use #16, I find that a second application, after maybe a week, improves the vehicle's appearance. Can't say about the #26, haven't used it in ages.
I think that the #16 will give you the "wetness", whereas #26 would give you more "richness" and "depth".
Generally, liquids are less likely to layer because they have more solvents.
When I use #16, I find that a second application, after maybe a week, improves the vehicle's appearance. Can't say about the #26, haven't used it in ages.
I think that the #16 will give you the "wetness", whereas #26 would give you more "richness" and "depth".
LightngSVT
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I just bought some #16. It seems awfully "creamy" for a paste. I would imagine that it has a fair amount of solvents in it (for a paste)?
Accumulator
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LightngSVT- I dunno about the solvent level being especially high, the "paste that turns liquid" thing is just a (unique?) characteristic of the #16.
thinkweb- Your call. It's like saying you have a case of Pepsi, and asking if you should buy some Coke
They *are* rather different, though.
thinkweb- Your call. It's like saying you have a case of Pepsi, and asking if you should buy some Coke
They *are* rather different, though.