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can you layer paint sealant??


tonymix17

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i'm wondering if i can apply paint sealent ever 2-3 months or a few layers in one day. my truck is a dd, parked outside year round, live in chicago, cold winters, hot summers. question is can i layer the sealant meaning i wash, clay polish ext then paint sealant one coat wait 30 minutes to an hour put down another coat and so fourth?? trying to have layer upon layer of protection and have it build up overtime to a nice shine for a long long time, or just put coats down ever 2-3 months?? some companies not sure if adams is the same but some companies products allow to lay down multiple layers without it hazing up. think of a military book super shinny and clean. That is due to layer upon layer of cleaner and polishing. 

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I'd recommend two coats of Paint Sealant tops. Maintain with H2OGG every couple weeks. This should last you a good 5 - 6 months.

 

And yes - give it about an hour between coats.

how long do you let your sealant sit until you wipe it off? 

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I would apply one coat to the clean car. Let is sit as stated 

 

I would not apply more than one coat, you wont need it. My truck sits outside in new england daily and I do about 1k miles a week. I top with H2O in the winter months, and I love Buttery in the summer for her. 

 

That will def handle your needs out there, H2O for me lasts at least a month if not longer. 

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Can you put a product like G&G or glaze or even detail spray right after LPS, or do you have to wait a day?

If you have the newer sealant (you most likely do), you have to wait one hour before layering. If you have the old (very old?!?) sealant, you have to wait 24 hours. To layer earlier you risk having it hazy and ending up stripping it all off to start over.

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