Application of H2O Guard & Gloss

[TR6speed]

I applied the Guard & Gloss to my car as soon as I received it.  That was about three months ago.  Car is not a daily driver and is garage kept, but I had a show to attend this past weekend and I applied a coat of Brilliant Glaze and then a coat of Americana.  I washed it today as it did get dirty at the show because of teh wind and the pollen plus it was about a 2.5 hour round trip to and from the show.  I will most likely give ia another bath early next week and was wondering if I can apply it this close to the application of the Americana?

[PacificNWBuckeye]

I think you should still have plenty of life left in the current application since it is garage kept and not in the elements.

[pirahnah3]

I would agree and think your prodcuts should be fine. If your using Americana on a show car that is not a DD the H20 and Americana might be overkill. I might just stick with the Americana and some waterless or rinseless wash, also not too sure how the H20 would react on top of the Americana. 

[Lee]

But Americana and G&G on a DD is ok? This is something I have been trying to figure out myself.

[Lee]

But Americana and G&G on a DD is ok? This is something I have been trying to figure out myself.

[Rich]

Perfectly fine.  Why not?  I use both on my cars regularly.

[Lee]

Just curious Rich, I'm still new to this and trying to figure out a good combination of products to use. I've seen some people say some combinations are overkill.

[Beemer]

There's no such thing as "over-kill".

 

Do as much or as little as YOU want.

[chops1sc]

Some ppl use H2O G&G as a drying aid lol

[Firebuff17]

Some ppl use H2O G&G as a drying aid lol

That's what I do every couple of washes. Works like a champ!

[Guest washemup]

I've used HGG over carnauba wax. Only issue is lower durability from the HGG, lasted 7 weeks on an un garaged daily driver.

For a garage queen, the HGG will last longer, but really isn't necessary.