Mothers 3 stage topped with clearkote caranuba moose?

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Kool_ZX3

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Could this be done?? Will it provide added protection and a really nice shine? I seen it can be used a topper so.. what do u guys suggest?
 
Are you talking about putting EX after putting on the carnauba wax or after putting on the Sealer & Glaze? You can do either and I suppose putting EX on top of the Mother's carnauba wax will add some additional protection, but most will tell you to put on a second coat anyways just to make sure you don't miss any spots from the first application. Don't expect a major improvement in durability though.
 
I was looking to add this here on top of my mothers caranuba wax, it says can be used as a topper.Or can i use it instead of the mothers stage 3 wax?



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CMW, like all liquid waxes have some solvent carriers which will remove at least some of any previous wax protection you have laid down. Topping with CMW will probably improve the appearance but you will most likely get the durability of just the CMW-which isn't a bad thing. It holds up pretty well.
 
pakshak probably got i cheaper but shipping to canada would kill me :D and 10% off with eshine so :up



I was thinking of maybe adding just this wax and not the mothers wax, would that be better??
 
Just going with CMW would save you a step and probably look the same. BTW, CMW works great using a finishing pad and the PC.
 
Use the glaze or try either Clearkote's Vanilla Moose or Red Machine Glaze. If you already have the Mother's stuff though, it will be just fine.
 
I think i might just hold off and maybe next year try some other stuff :xyxthumbs I wouldn't mind trying the CK stuff, is there a pure caranuba better then the mothers wax i could use that would make the car really pop??
 
"Better" is a subjective word...but most would answer "yes".



Mothers carnauba is good but gives a balanced look between depth and shine. This characteristic isn't conducive to 'pop'.



Depth for dark colours:

#26

Souveran



Shine for light colours:

#16



Applying Nattys makes any colour look wetter, as does S100.



This is just from the products *I've tried*. Others can add their experiences and views (which may differ from mine).
 
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