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Originally Posted by lalaMAX
i thought you dont have to wait for normal waxes, only for syntatic polymor
Originally Posted by Bluesbrekr
Yes it does. Best? Souveran, IMO. I have also layered S100 and Natty's Blue. Best to wait about 24 hours between layers.
saying that any wax really layers better than others is crap.
souveran is better for dark colors.
Originally Posted by spark plugs.
ANY wax is best for layering...
saying that any wax really layers better than others is crap.
souveran is better for dark colors.
saying that any wax really layers better than others is crap.
souveran is better for dark colors.
Originally Posted by Bluesbrekr
Agreed, any wax can be layered. My point was that layers of Souveran looks best on a dark car. 
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.p21s/s100 or meguiar's #16 (if you can still get it) looks awesome on light colors.
Jeff Werkstatt products look AWESOME on metallic paint.
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Carnauba waxes can be layered. However, be sure you're not using a cleaner/wax as you will remove any previous layer when you apply the cleaner/wax, defeating the whole purpose.
Also, you can layer with synthetic polymer sealants but you have to wait 24 hours between layers (except for Zaino with ZFX - up to three coats per 24 hours).
Also, you can layer with synthetic polymer sealants but you have to wait 24 hours between layers (except for Zaino with ZFX - up to three coats per 24 hours).
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