Using glaze and sealant together

[peter hurcos]

Noob here.

Is it appropriate to use glaze and sealant together? Do you automatically degrade the durability of the sealant when you use glaze? Do you apply the glaze first, under the sealant?

Would I see a benefit to using glaze if my car's finish (white) is already in good condition?

What glaze do ya'll like for a white car?

 

[IAtegeler]

I have used glaze with sealnt plenty of times. I have used the glaze before sealant and after and never really saw any differnce in how long the sealant would last. Something like opticoat I would apply first though. As far as glaze goes I like adams brillant glaze and poorboys black hole glaze. both are pretty great products.

 

[Pureshine]

I never use glaze and not a fan of ever using glaze really.

 

[HateSwirls]

Using glaze before a sealant will give you outstanding results.
I always use Chemcial Guys EZ Cream Glaze then top it with Griot's Paint Sealant then lay down a thin coat of Meg's NXT.

IMO if you follow these steps you'll have a lot of protection.

You be shocked to see the shine that EZ Glaze will give you, sure shocked me.:dblthumb2:

 

[silverfox]

EZ creme glaze is lights out good. I love using glazes. EZ creme topped with a sealant is a fine combo.

 

[SYMAWD]

You can use them together, but I would seal first so that the sealant is bonding to clean contaminant free paint.

 

[cmoneyinc]

View attachment 20723If you are going to use both...glaze first, then sealant.

 

[HateSwirls]

You're right, EZ Cream Glaze is a great cleaner too so you'd remove the sealant.
If you use EZ then you must apply first IMO

If you are going to use both...glaze first, then sealant.Autogeek Chart

 

[TundraPower]

Chemical Guys Glossworkz Glaze followed by Blackfire is a mean combination. Glazes have their place; paint is too thin to correct, paint is very old, laquer paints, show cars, etc.