I'm fairly new to waxing and detailing, been doing it to my vehicle for like 6 months.
And I have a question about layering. I was reading another FAQ Article from Adams, and I got a little confused as to when to apply the Brilliant Glaze.
This is what I have available:
Liquid Paint Sealant
Buttery Wax
Brilliant Glaze
H2O Guard and Gloss
Before, I used to do LSP, then Buttery Wax, then apply G&G once a month.
However, I got Brilliant Glaze in a mystery box today, and I'm not entirely sure where to put it in the application process. I read that it has filling abilities for subtle swirl marks and because of that it should be placed somewhere in the beginning of the process.
But since it has extremely low durability, wouldn't placing it in the beginning cause everything that was layered on top of it to come off? If I apply it before the LSP, would the LSP seal it to last the same as the LSP?
Any suggestions and tips would be gladly appreciated!!
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ax023
Hey guys and gals,
I'm fairly new to waxing and detailing, been doing it to my vehicle for like 6 months.
And I have a question about layering. I was reading another FAQ Article from Adams, and I got a little confused as to when to apply the Brilliant Glaze.
This is what I have available:
Liquid Paint Sealant
Buttery Wax
Brilliant Glaze
H2O Guard and Gloss
Before, I used to do LSP, then Buttery Wax, then apply G&G once a month.
However, I got Brilliant Glaze in a mystery box today, and I'm not entirely sure where to put it in the application process. I read that it has filling abilities for subtle swirl marks and because of that it should be placed somewhere in the beginning of the process.
But since it has extremely low durability, wouldn't placing it in the beginning cause everything that was layered on top of it to come off? If I apply it before the LSP, would the LSP seal it to last the same as the LSP?
Any suggestions and tips would be gladly appreciated!!
Thanks guys.
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