Revive and Brillaint Glaze HELP

[mgaspari]

 

So just received revive hand polish and brilliant glaze form a mystery box and i have a question about it. 

 

So i did a complete correction on my 2011 camaro with menzerna products, i finished the correction by using a sealant from Menzerna(this was about 4 months ago) and periodically i wax the car for up keep.

 

Now my question is since i am so excited to use these products, can i wash my car and get right into the Revivepolish>>Brilliantglaze>>wax?

If i do this will the sealant i used a few months ago still have any ability to work?

 

Or should i strip the whole thing and than do revive>>glaze>>sealant>>wax??

 

Or not strip but normal wash but add the sealant before wax?

 

thanks!!!

 

[Performance Auto Detailing]

Strip Wash..Revive..Sealant..Glaze..Wax 

[mgaspari]

Strip Wash..Revive..Sealant..Glaze..Wax 

glaze is really after sealant? im not saying your wrong just curious as to why i guess

 

And the sealant i use says it needs to "cure" for 12-24 hours so if i put the glaze on right after would the sealant work well at all?

Edited August 4, 2013 by mgaspari

[Performance Auto Detailing]

glaze is really after sealant? im not saying your wrong just curious as to why i guess

 

And the sealant i use says it needs to "cure" for 12-24 hours so if i put the glaze on right after would the sealant work well at all?

 

Sealants should be applied directly to your car's clear coat for maximum longevity. You don't want anything underneath the sealant. 

 

Wait for the sealant to cure, I'm sure they recommend a 12-24 hour cure time for a reason. Then apply the Brilliant Glaze and finish it off with wax. 

[Performance Auto Detailing]

If you'd like more people to back this up.. here you go. 

 

http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/16170-the-proper-order-of-product-application/?hl=%2Border+%2Bapplication

[mgaspari]

If you'd like more people to back this up.. here you go. 

 

http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/16170-the-proper-order-of-product-application/?hl=%2Border+%2Bapplication

 

Sealants should be applied directly to your car's clear coat for maximum longevity. You don't want anything underneath the sealant. 

 

Wait for the sealant to cure, I'm sure they recommend a 12-24 hour cure time for a reason. Then apply the Brilliant Glaze and finish it off with wax. 

Thanks for the quick responses!

[Performance Auto Detailing]

You got it!

[Green Machine]

The revive is a cleaner wax! But it does make a corrected car look slick it doesn't protect anything.

[camaro2ssblack]

Glaze can go before sealant. Adams is the only company I know of to recommend sealant before glaze. Personally I don't think your going to see any improvement since you were already using outstanding products. Have fun with it though...

[Vink70]

Adams is the only company I know of to recommend sealant before glaze. 

Ive noticed this too, and people tell me im wrong for sealing before glaze...

[camaro2ssblack]

It's not wrong because your following the manufacturers instructions. It's just not the normal order of operations compared to other car care systems. There's a myth out there that these sealants will only chemically bond to bare paint and its just not true...

Edited August 4, 2013 by camaro2ssblack

[Feets31]

But maybe this sealant bonds better to bare paint then to another chemical that may break down quicker. 

[mgaspari]

one last thing guys, okay so i have applicators for everything except the brilliant glaze. Can i use a machine foam glazing pad with brilliant glaze by hand? Im not in the mood the use the machine lol