Q: Topping process

[Extreme Radiance]

I read that many apply a synthetic sealant followed by a carnauba wax. We all know carnauba doesnt last as long as synthetic sealants. So why isnt carnauba applied first followed by a synthetic ?
What is the trade off?
Thank you
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[jamesboyy]

I read that many apply a synthetic sealant followed by a carnauba wax. We all know carnauba doesnt last as long as synthetic sealants. So why isnt carnauba applied first followed by a synthetic ?
What is the trade off?
Thank you
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Wax is not applied first cause it wears away sooner as result you don't want your sealant to take all the beating at that's why you would add a wax so it can take on some of weight also if you apply a wax first after a few week/three months the wax, and your sealant will wear away cause the sealant is bonded to wax instead of the paintwork

[Extreme Radiance]

Good point about the sealant bonded to wax. I never thought about it that way.
Thanks for the advice.

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