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What about the "new" brilliant glaze?

 

Would it be:

 

Brilliant Glaze

Buttery Wax or Machine Super Wax

Americana

 

Last I knew Dylan was still experimenting with that one. But I think it was just BG then Americana.

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Last I knew Dylan was still experimenting with that one. But I think it was just BG then Americana.

 

OK wait a minute here. I just read this. I sure hope that Adam has not changed the BSG to a product that is used before Americana and it cannot be used in the same manner as the original. That is in between waxes for that extra pop.

 

:help:

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OK wait a minute here. I just read this. I sure hope that Adam has not changed the BSG to a product that is used before Americana and it cannot be used in the same manner as the original. That is in between waxes for that extra pop.

 

:help:

 

Don't worry Jack, you can use it the same way as before, only you don't have to wait as long for it to dry (yes even here in Florida!).

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Glazes can be applied OVER sealants or UNDER waxes, but not the other way around. If you try to lay glaze under sealant the polymers in the sealant don't bond well and you lose the protection.

 

So, no Brilliant Glaze on top of wax?

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So, no Brilliant Glaze on top of wax?

 

You can put a glaze over a wax, no problem. The only time you don't want to glaze is right before laying down MSW or another sealant. Other than that you can glaze whenever your heart desires.

 

 

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