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White95Max
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One layer of wax will remove the previous layer only if it is a cleaner wax,
You could always come to our Detailing Meet in the spring for WI/IL members. Check out the thread in the Hot Tub forum.
I did see a date somewhere about a detailing seminar/class at College of DuPage sometime in early January. I forget where I saw it though. I'll see if I can jog my memory...
You could always come to our Detailing Meet in the spring for WI/IL members. Check out the thread in the Hot Tub forum.
I did see a date somewhere about a detailing seminar/class at College of DuPage sometime in early January. I forget where I saw it though. I'll see if I can jog my memory...
White95Max
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Yeah that's the guy. I already gave dwhite his website URL.
togwt
The Old Grey Whistle Test
Quote: Also I read today that one layer of wax on another removes the first coat. If that is true I waste a lot of wax and time. Thanks
~One manâ€â„¢s opinion / observations
Yes, No & Maybe...
Solvents provide a lubricant and aid the adherence process by working their way into the microscopic gaps and valleys of the previous `layer' softening it, providing each subsequent applications carrying agent (solvent, oils silicones or emulsion) are not so concentrated that they degrade or remove (as in the case of a cleaner wax) what has been previously applied.
The carrier system (solvents) allows the product to fill and level the paint film surface to produce a flat surface (this flat level surface is more pronounced with polymers due to their molecular alignment characteristics). This level surface optimises the paint film surface's desired optical properties (i.e. surface reflectance, clarity, gloss, and depth of shine)
Also be aware that the both the product and the foam pad may be non-abrasive, but application pressure if not kept to an absolute minimum and using use a very light and even pressure, may re-introduce surface marring and/or removal of the previously applied product.
~Hope this helps~
Knowledge unshared is experience wasted [each one / teach one]
justadumbarchitect / so I question everything/ JonM
~One manâ€â„¢s opinion / observations
Yes, No & Maybe...
Solvents provide a lubricant and aid the adherence process by working their way into the microscopic gaps and valleys of the previous `layer' softening it, providing each subsequent applications carrying agent (solvent, oils silicones or emulsion) are not so concentrated that they degrade or remove (as in the case of a cleaner wax) what has been previously applied.
The carrier system (solvents) allows the product to fill and level the paint film surface to produce a flat surface (this flat level surface is more pronounced with polymers due to their molecular alignment characteristics). This level surface optimises the paint film surface's desired optical properties (i.e. surface reflectance, clarity, gloss, and depth of shine)
Also be aware that the both the product and the foam pad may be non-abrasive, but application pressure if not kept to an absolute minimum and using use a very light and even pressure, may re-introduce surface marring and/or removal of the previously applied product.
~Hope this helps~
Knowledge unshared is experience wasted [each one / teach one]
justadumbarchitect / so I question everything/ JonM