megs 21 over DG spray wax

[frankprozzoly]

My lsp is megs 21. I've been topping it off after washing with Dgww then spraying DG spray wax once in awhile.

Can I clay if needed then apply 21 or do I need to strip for 21 to bond

 

[FUNX650]

Whenever I need to clay...(per: "The Baggie Test"):
I follow-up with at least a very light polishing session.
That'll usually provide the base for a reapplication of M21.

Bob

 

[Setec Astronomy]

I thought we just had a thread about this that was revived, the miscible and immiscible thread, I think. AquaWax is a spray sealant, so you're sealant-on-sealant, I wouldn't worry about it too much, especially if you are claying.

I'll pull my flame suit on for the purists who will want to burn me at the stake for suggesting you don't need to strip your previous sealant.

EDIT: Did I mention that M21 has cleaners in it anyway? (mild cleaners for bonding, pulling on second layer of Nomex)

 

[thebeastofrock]

I wouldn't worry about it too much, especially if you are claying.

I agree. Claying would almost certainly remove the AW and likely the remnants of M21 as well. With that said, I highly doubt that M21 will "fall off the paint" (as Mike Phillips says) if the surface isn't surgically clean. :xyxthumbs:

If you go through so much effort to make the paint perfectly clean, you might as well make it worth your while and apply a paint coating.

 

[The Guz]

EDIT: Did I mention that M21 has cleaners in it anyway? (mild cleaners for bonding, pulling on second layer of Nomex)

FYI check out posts number 173 and 175. Seems like NXT and M21 have no cleaners in it.

 

[Setec Astronomy]

FYI check out posts number 173 and 175. Seems like NXT and M21 have no cleaners in it.

Yeah, here we go. I'm too old for this, I went through this the first time when M21 came out 10 years ago.

 

[frankprozzoly]

I don't feel like going over the car with a finishing polish. I'm feeling lazy. I'll do it before the white stuff starts falling.

 

[frankprozzoly]

I thought we just had a thread about this that was revived, the miscible and immiscible thread, I think. AquaWax is a spray sealant, so you're sealant-on-sealant, I wouldn't worry about it too much, especially if you are claying.

I'll pull my flame suit on for the purists who will want to burn me at the stake for suggesting you don't need to strip your previous sealant.

EDIT: Did I mention that M21 has cleaners in it anyway? (mild cleaners for bonding, pulling on second layer of Nomex)

I'm not good at searching old threads on the phone app. I'm not very good with computers. I wish I knew how to search better. I can only imagine the wealth of information that's on this forum

 

[FUNX650]

I don't feel like going over the car with a finishing polish. I'm feeling lazy. I'll do it before the white stuff starts falling.

Please keep us apprised.
{Or is that surprised...}

In any event: Thanks.

Bob

 

[dlc95]

I'm not good at searching old threads on the phone app. I'm not very good with computers. I wish I knew how to search better. I can only imagine the wealth of information that's on this forum

I just type the subject, then autogeek into my google browser. You'll usually find something along the lines your seeking.

 

[dlc95]

FYI check out posts number 173 and 175. Seems like NXT and M21 have no cleaners in it.

It's confusing. A lot of conflicting I formation out there.