Polishin and IPA question

Sean1017

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I just polished my whole car today and I'm ready to move on to putting a coat of sealant on. I read alot of people do IPA wipedowns after compounding/polishing to remove residues. Would this be a wise idea to do before I apply a sealant? I want to make sure the LSP lasts.

Car was stripped/washed
Clayed
Polished with 205
Sealant is Collinite 845
Wax Collinite Double Coat Wax.

Any advice is appreciated!
 
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No advice but I am pretty sure 845 is a wax not a sealant.
 
I know it's a wax. I read it has the durability of a sealant so that's what I was intending on trying it out for.
 
For sealant it is a must to remove oil/residue from compound/polish before lsp. For carnuaba wax, I will still strongly suggest you to remove oil/residue for it may cause feint hologram/streaking.
 
Polish then IPA wipe before sealant. I use Menzerna Power Lock.
Follow up with 845.
 
I just polished my whole car today and I'm ready to move on to putting a coat of sealant on. I read alot of people do IPA wipedowns after compounding/polishing to remove residues. Would this be a wise idea to do before I apply a sealant? I want to make sure the LSP lasts.

Car was stripped/washed
Clayed
Polished with 205
Sealant is Collinite 845
Wax Collinite Double Coat Wax..

Any advice is appreciated!

I use 845 all the time and have never done an IPA wipe down before using it. Also use 205 most of the time as my go to polish. 845 is a wax with sealant qualities. An IPA wipe down wont hurt anything just an unnecessary step.
 
Thanks for the help fellas. I ended up doing an IPA wipedown at the proper dilution and I think it made a difference. Laid down a coat of 845 and followed up with 476. Car looks the best it's ever looked!
 
Thanks for the help fellas. I ended up doing an IPA wipedown at the proper dilution and I think it made a difference. Laid down a coat of 845 and followed up with 476. Car looks the best it's ever looked!

This is the most important result!! :props:
 
No advice but I am pretty sure 845 is a wax not a sealant.
+1

^^^...:iagree:...+2...^^^
I know it's a wax.

^^^OK.^^^
I read it has the durability of a sealant so that's what I was intending on trying it out for.
Don't get me wrong...You put an excellent wax (Colly #476) atop another an excellent wax (Colly #845).

-So this may seem to be a little out of context...
But:

"It's hard to make a silk purse out of sow's ear".

:)

Bob
 
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