One or two coats of sealant?

[JLKoupe]

The spousal unit is finishing up his roadster today with Liquid Paint Sealant and asked me if he should do two coats or just one. I have usually done just one coat but browsed a few threads to see what others typically do. Seems like some folks routinely do two coats, others may do one or didn't say.  What's the consensus - two coats better or just make you feel better?

[Chris@Adams]

I always do 1 coat........

[Beemer]

1 coat sealant, 1 coat wax.

[Odds and Ends]

2 coats of LPS is insanely slick and shiny.......practically nothing sticks to the surface with 2 coats of this stuff!

 

- Darryl

[BRZN]

One

[The Guz]

The only reason I would do 2 coats is for even coverage.  Other than that you will be fine with either. 

[Ricky Bobby]

Yeah if you are decently thorough with application you could do 1 and be fine.  Like Guz said a second coat up front is only to even out the coverage.

Edited August 30, 2014 by Ricky Bobby

[b_pappy]

I like two thin coats, then my top coats.

[Norton]

1 coat sealant, 1 coat wax.

+1.

[Marylander]

I've always just done 1 coat, then wax.

[JLKoupe]

That's what I've been doing - 1 coat sealant, topped with a coat of Americana wax, just because I LOVE that shine. Sometimes a little Brilliant Glaze in the middle for extra pop because I don't think there's any such thing as too shiny.  But I'm still learning and wanted to be sure I wasn't missing an important step.  Thanks everyone!

[FlyingDakota]

One and done!  Sometimes a coat of Americana on top depending on time and how I feel.. Just tried the glaze for the first time this summer, so sometimes a coat of that too.  

[Michael@Adams]

1 coat sealant, 1 coat wax.

Another +1 for this!