Can carnauba wax disturb bonding of "cured" sealants?

[shadaloo]

I've heard from the owners of Duraglossthat it does...

 

[budman3]

If you apply it over a cured sealant, 24+ hours, you'll be fine, no disruptions, IMO.

 

[Scott P]

If the wax had cleaning qualities, then yes, it could mess up the sealant.

 

[shadaloo]

If the wax had cleaning qualities, then yes, it could mess up the sealant.

Would Meg's Gold Class wax be strong enough to strip DG105? Meg markets it as a pure wax but I've read that it contains slight cleaners whatever those might be...

I actually really like the looks of Megs although durability does suck but what beauty wax doesn't? :bonk:

 

[groebuck]

yeah any cleaner is going to remove some of the sealant. I use Dg for my winterization and then pop on some EX-P - usually FSC between and if I can get the garage warm enough use some nattys

 

[Beemerboy]

If you are applying a pure NON-CLEANER wax to a cured sealant then there will be no problems...read the can just to make sure....if it dose have some cleaning capabilities it will remove the sealant

 

[black bart]

I guess I'm lazy because I apply the 105 and don't worry about anything else.
I see no need for all the layering of sealants and waxes just a waste of product time and money.

Disclaimer My vehicles NEVER see the inside of a tunnel wash so mine are not exposed to those harsh soaps that remove the LSP