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I just want to say it again the Collinite 915 is an awesome wax. I would easily pay $100 for this but for $35 you can't beat it. Super durable and gives awesome depth. Anyone else agree?

I know applying very thin and even coats of wax is the best way to not get hollowgrams but does anyone have any other good ways of preventing them or if they do occur how to remove them

I always apply paste then liquid. That's just me though. 845 has an awesome shine as a liquid

That's exactly what I was thinking as well. How is the sealant bonding to the paint if there is a layer of wax in between it

I am saying using an IPA wiped down after the WGFG Also I use the Blackfire crystal seal because of the fast cure time. I always then coat with Collinite 915 to protect even further.

Would wiping down with an IPA instead of a damp microfiber be just as good?

Ok cool! Yeah I am starting to use Total Swirl Remover and the Finishing Glaze then the sealant but wanted to make sure there was no bonding issues. I love the Wolfgang for total correction then like my truck obviously is almost flawless so I am using Dodo Juice Lime Prewax Cleansing Polish...

I was wondering if anyone can shed some light on this issue. I am wondering if the Blackfire Crystal Seal will bond to the paint after it being glazed by Wolfgang Finishing glaze 3.0. I don't know the MSDS of the Blackfire. Any answers would be awesome!

Thanks for the help man! Hopefully someone can share some knowledge on it

Well in this case would Blackfire crystal seal bond to Wolfgangs Finishing glaze 3.0 ?

It was this pad. The finessing one

Probably will throw another coat on this weekend after washing because its supposed to clear up and then once spring finally gets here I'm going to use Dodo juice lime prewax cleaning polish and then Wolfgang 3.0 glaze then Blackfire crystal seal then 2 or 3 coats of 915

I just applied 915 by machine on tues with a griots garage dual action 6". I used a LC blue pad. Worked awesome. Did a very thin coat. Did the whole truck then buffed with a woobie microfiber and used a microfiber bonnet with a wool pad underneath to make sure I got all the wax buffed off. Stuff...

I have found a mixture of oxyclean and laundry detergent works awesome on rugs and seats for shampooing and vacuuming it out with wet vac. Customers jaws drop when they see it. No need for me to spend the money on steam cleaner. I clearly tell people I don't have one if that is one service they want

Windows, dash, vents, doors, all center console, leather, vacuum, touch up all surfaces one last time and touch up vacuum one last time.

My $25 one from Walmart works just fine for waxed and unwaxed

Yeah I know they are just fillers and this is usually all that dealers do when they deliver cars.

Never mind figured it out. God I blanked for a second... But what pad do y'all use for glazing?

Sorry but I have a dumb question... Should I glaze after polishing then seal then wax or should I seal glaze then wax

Why not just get yourself a griots garage 6" and make your life a lot easier? Or a porter cable