845 topped with p21s/s100 safe?

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845 was applied yesterday afternoon...was going to throw some s100 on it this morning but I want to be sure I won't be stripping the 845! From what i've seen from searches it's 50/50 aka people dont know!
 
it's just a carnauba wax . not a cleaner wax ? I don't see why it would strip 845 or any other wax. u layer waxes if u want and top sealants with a wax if u want . it would totally defeat the purpose of layering if everytime u reapply it strip current off. I don't use or know much about p21s waxes but if it just a carnauba wax u should be fine . IMO
 
refer to the collinite.com website...it is filled with great info----->its everything you wanted to know about collinie but were afraid to ask.

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The Fussman
 
As Poweraid mentioned, as long as you're not using a cleaner wax you'll be fine.

Fussman also makes a great suggestion regarding doing some reading on the Collinite site to see of there's any precautions on topping with additional products.

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I would also suggest topping it with an additional coat of 845...:props:
 
BobbyG said:
I would also suggest topping it with an additional coat of 845...:props:
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See..I've heard if you do that it's defeating the purpose of the first layer. Even someone from AG said a single coat is best.
 
is the 2nd layer any diff than the first? same product just more protection ? yes
 
I have topped Collinite 476 and sealants with P21S 100% without any affect on longevity. The P21s eventually wears off leaving the sealant or collinite looking like it did when it was put on.
 
Coli 845 is a great stand alone lsp! Anything beyond that is a waste of time and product!
 
2012 said:
See..I've heard if you do that it's defeating the purpose of the first layer. Even someone from AG said a single coat is best.
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If you recoat right away then yes, this is true. As long as the first layer has had time enough to cure Collinite 845 can be layered several times.

Collinite 845 is no different that most sealants. Sealants should be allowed to cure for at least 12 hours before layering another coat. If done prematurely the second coat will dissolve the initial coat.
 
I threw some p21 on top, looks great. Didn't have a camera with me this time but the car didn't need much DA work at all!
 
It's been over a week but went out today to shoot some things and snapped a quick oneof the car. Just hit 110,000 miles today!

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