Question on layering...

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After my last order from AG.net I know have a nice selection of Waxes and Sealants (in addition to my polishes and what-not).



So, what I'm trying to figure out is what the best way is to layer what I have. Prior to my new products I've been using the Klasse twins, and would layer a coat of P21S Carnauba on top and really liked the results.



2008 VW R32 (Candy White)



After I polish and apply Poli-Seal I have the following at my disposal-

Klasse AIO

Klasse SG

OCW

Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant (free gift from AG.net)

P21S Carnauba



My original plan was to go SG->OCW (or would I go OCW->SG?) and be done. I'm not a fan of layering simply for the sake of layering but now that I have somewhat of a decent selection of products I'm curious on what the pros would recommend.



Thanks!
 
Tusin- My big recommendation is to get a good 3-4 layers of KSG on there and *then* consider what (if anything) to do next. I never was all that impressed with 1-2 layers of KSG, but more than that....well, that I *am* impressed by. And I don't bother putting anything on top of it any more either.
 
Accumulator said:
Tusin- My big recommendation is to get a good 3-4 layers of KSG on there and *then* consider what (if anything) to do next. I never was all that impressed with 1-2 layers of KSG, but more than that....well, that I *am* impressed by. And I don't bother putting anything on top of it any more either.
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So you wouldn't bother topping it with anything?



Did I buy OCW for nothing? Haha!



Edit- if I did want to give OCW a go I'd put it OVER the SG right?
 
I also got a free 16oz bottle of Wolfgang sealant from Autogeek today, thank you :) I thought it was a mistake or something, but obviously there is a new version now so they give away the old stuff to good customers. I tried it today and the stuff is very very easy on and off and looks good. Any experience how well it holds up?
 
Mark77 said:
I also got a free 16oz bottle of Wolfgang sealant from Autogeek today, thank you :) I thought it was a mistake or something, but obviously there is a new version now so they give away the old stuff to good customers. I tried it today and the stuff is very very easy on and off and looks good. Any experience how well it holds up?
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I really like the Wolfgang. It was the talk of the town around here a year ago. I bought some and it goes a LONG way. It's good enough that I will finish it before I try another sealant.
 
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