What is the right cquartz coating combo?

[The Guz]

Thanks for the info..
What I meant was a member used 3 coats cq siO2 then topped it up with 3 coats of cq uk and then topped it up with 2 coats of gliss... yup you maybe right that I might be a lil overthinking but just wanted to clear my doubts... are these combo really that better or its just the OCD and having a single type of coating and then topping it up every 3-4 months with reload is sufficient?

I completely missed this post. But this is way overkill. No need to go with this many coats. The law of diminishing returns pertains to coatings just like wax.

I recall reading that after around 3 coats the coating does not bond to itself any more and that each coat is then removed essentially adding no benefit. Just what I read and heard.

In most cases one coat is fine. 2-3 max depending on the manufacturers recommendations.

Nice...

Here’s Corey’s confirmation.

[desidetailer]

I completely missed this post. But this is way overkill. No need to go with this many coats. The law of diminishing returns pertains to coatings just like wax.

I recall reading that after around 3 coats the coating does not bond to itself any more and that each coat is then removed essentially adding no benefit. Just what I read and heard.

In most cases one coat is fine. 2-3 max depending on the manufacturers recommendations.

So if One has to go with a combo of coatings say firstly uk is applied and then it has to be topped up with gliss... so a single coat of each or can 2 coats of each be applied?

[The Guz]

So if One has to go with a combo of coatings say firstly uk is applied and then it has to be topped up with gliss... so a single coat of each or can 2 coats of each be applied?

One coat of each would be fine. If you really wanted to do multiple coats then two cots UK and one of Gliss.

[desidetailer]

One coat of each would be fine. If you really wanted to do multiple coats then two cots UK and one of Gliss.

Coool...
many thanks