Before - After - or Forget it?

[abqhudson]

I want to try SONAX Polymer Net Shield - classified as a sealant - I think. Question: Should I wax before I apply Net Shield; after I apply Net Shield: or not wax? Does it make a difference if the car is Black or Silver? I do want max shine -thanks for any help/advice/comment.

 

[wdmaccord]

If I am ever using both a wax and sealant, the sealant goes on first, then wax on top of that.

 

[FUNX650]

If I am ever using both a wax and sealant, the sealant goes on first, then wax on top of that.


^^^:iagree:^^^

@OP: IMO...
It also depends on which product you want...to be the one to: "Show off its characteristics".



Bob

 

[parttimer]

I always thought you should seal the wax?

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[SYMAWD]

I always thought you should seal the wax?

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No. Sealant bonds to paint. Wax sits on top of it. Sealant won't bond to wax well.

 

[HateSwirls]

I use Griots Paint Sealant, I've always seal first, IMO. It bonds much better.

 

[kaiten408]

Sonax Polymer Net Shield needs a bare surface or a surface with some sort of inorganic coating to adhere to too. Applying it over a coat of wax would be a waste of time and product as it won't bond to the paint.

Apply Sonax PNS first, then wax the next day.

 

[abqhudson]

Thanks to all.