Layering Nattys Liquid

Beemerboy

Beemerboy

Just One More Coat
Anyone ding this? I have tried on some of the cycles I've been working on, but don't really see a huge difference from just one cost.

I need to try this on a car so I can get a better feel for it


any layering it?
 
I believe it has to do with the solvents used to make it a liquid. The solvents remove previous layers. It's the same reason it's not recommended using it over Blackhole or White Diamond. I think it may be possible if you're applying it by hand and not DA.
 
Well this is a tricky question and would be very hard to prove or dis-prove.

If applied by hand I believe it can be layered, by machine, definitely not.

There are not a lot of solvents in the LNB as can be seen by the slight separation after sitting for a day or so.

After some testing, we also found it did not remove all of the Black Hole, again only if applied by hand. Friction from a machine will remove most if not all of a glaze.
 
Mindflux said:
How are you gauging thickness/proof of layering?
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Ronkh said:
just looks, since it's too new
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Mindflux said:
I just got done saying Steve said it doesn't layer. You are not taking my word for it, so ask him. You seem to believe everything he says as it is.
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As I said, LOOKS.

Even though I don't understand the sarcasm...........

I have seen it done to her and my car numerous times, so LOOKS (again)

As far as believeing Steve, yeah I do. But that doesn;t stop me from trying something myself.

Why do I believe him, simple. He has the utmost integrity. A lesson you may want to learn.
 
Mindflux said:
I just got done saying Steve said it doesn't layer. You are not taking my word for it, so ask him. You seem to believe everything he says as it is.
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I layer LNB over BH all the time....I give it a day in between though...gives my black car a nice deep wet shine.
 
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