XMT 360 and KSG
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Mike Phillips
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Shouldn't be any problems at all, what you're doing is real common, that is using a cleaner/wax as a paint cleaner and then topping wit a finishing sealant.
Do a Test Spot first, make sure you're getting the results you want in one small area before going over the entire car.
How are you applying the XMT 360?
A few questions about XMT 360 and AIO's in general...........
Is XMT 360 a sealant or is it more of a cleaner wax? Do AIO's need to cure for a 'window of time' like most of the true sealants? Is it always best practice to follow AIO's with a true sealant before moving on to a LSP?
I recently used XMT 360 on my GMC Envoy and really liked how easy it was to use and the results it produced. Now I am wondering if I need to go with something like WGDGPS (since I don't see a true sealant in the XMT line) before finishing with XMT 180.
Thanks in advance,
Shannon
Is XMT 360 a sealant or is it more of a cleaner wax? Do AIO's need to cure for a 'window of time' like most of the true sealants? Is it always best practice to follow AIO's with a true sealant before moving on to a LSP?
I recently used XMT 360 on my GMC Envoy and really liked how easy it was to use and the results it produced. Now I am wondering if I need to go with something like WGDGPS (since I don't see a true sealant in the XMT line) before finishing with XMT 180.
Thanks in advance,
Shannon
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Shouldn't be any problems at all, what you're doing is real common, that is using a cleaner/wax as a paint cleaner and then topping wit a finishing sealant.
Do a Test Spot first, make sure you're getting the results you want in one small area before going over the entire car.
How are you applying the XMT 360?
GG DA with 5.5"orange ccs pad
:dblthumb2:A cleaner/wax and an AIO are considered to be the same thing.
The forum consensus on XMT 360 is that it does not require a curing 'window of time'.
If you're going to add a sealant to an AIO, you have defeated the purpose of the AIO and you are doing a multi step treatment, why not just go ahead and use a light polish/finishing glaze and then use a sealant on top of that.
Adding a durable wax like Collinite IW845 on top of an AIO increase the shine and adds durability.:dblthumb2:
The answers to most questions are already 'somewhere' in the forums, it might take all day to find them.......but they are usually there!!
The forum consensus on XMT 360 is that it does not require a curing 'window of time'.
If you're going to add a sealant to an AIO, you have defeated the purpose of the AIO and you are doing a multi step treatment, why not just go ahead and use a light polish/finishing glaze and then use a sealant on top of that.
Adding a durable wax like Collinite IW845 on top of an AIO increase the shine and adds durability.:dblthumb2:
The answers to most questions are already 'somewhere' in the forums, it might take all day to find them.......but they are usually there!!