View Full Version : Jescar power lock cure then waxing?
Indiglofish61
10-02-2018, 07:21 PM
I applied the jescar power lock then after cure time 12hrs i want to apply the jescar carnuba wax. How do i remove the dust that got on the car? Do i just wipe with the alcohol wipe or just with water?
Kamakaz1961
10-02-2018, 07:44 PM
At least a waterless or rinselss or QD spray. IMO you can apply Color lock right after you apply Powerlock. I do and have had no issues.
acuRAS82
10-02-2018, 07:49 PM
Wipe the dust off with a qd or waterless wash if you have it. Don’t use alcohol, it may diminish some of the PL. Waiting 24 hours before applying the wax would be more ideal.
Indiglofish61
10-02-2018, 08:02 PM
Thanks QD it is.
sudsmobile
10-02-2018, 08:28 PM
Wait, we've got one guy saying to apply it right away and one guy saying to wait 24 hours. Those are pretty distinctly different instruction sets.
Indiglofish61
10-02-2018, 08:35 PM
As for me I'm gonna wait until tomorrow, that will be over 24hrs, i think i will be ok.
acuRAS82
10-02-2018, 08:36 PM
Per bottle, minimum of 3 hours. I try to wait 24 for all sealants, but if you’re between 3-24 you can’t go wrong.
Indiglofish61
10-03-2018, 12:40 PM
I just got finished with the jescar sealant and the jescar carnuba color lock, that stuffs the bomb! For making ur car shine like Bam!!, i used to use chemical guys, but i but i think i will stick with this, some of the jescar stuff is a little harder to apply like the polishes , but its well worth it .
Kamakaz1961
10-03-2018, 12:57 PM
Wait, we've got one guy saying to apply it right away and one guy saying to wait 24 hours. Those are pretty distinctly different instruction sets.
I do it right away and have no issues, That is just me. I know I could be wrong...but again, that is just me. I I figure the products are all in the same family. But I can attest that my ride looks great!
I know I may be on the Detailer's Probation List of a Detailer's No No, but I hope that will change soon!....LOL
rlmccarty2000
10-03-2018, 02:50 PM
I always give sealants at least 12 hours to cure. In colder climates I would go with 24 hours.
acuRAS82
10-03-2018, 03:07 PM
I do it right away and have no issues, That is just me. I know I could be wrong...but again, that is just me. I I figure the products are all in the same family. But I can attest that my ride looks great!
I know I may be on the Detailer's Probation List of a Detailer's No No, but I hope that will change soon!....LOL
Given the bottle says 3 hours, which is a really short written cure time, it doesn’t surprise me that you don’t see issues doing it right after.
Blackfire sealant is supposed to cure for 2-12 hours, but I’ve read that it’s 98% crosslinked within the 2 hours, so the additional time may be improving the final durability by allowing the final 2%, but is it going to make any noticeable, measureable difference to a normal person? Hopefully not, it won’t to me.
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