Sonax Net Shield

**Fation** · 03-30-2014, 11:23 AM

I have already used this on a vehicle. A 335i after doing a light swirl correction on it. Looks great.
My question is can you layer this product ? I know i heave read from Detailers Domain that they put 2 coats of it at times to make the paint ever smoother.
Can you layer it with another wax or sealant ?

**zerix** · 03-30-2014, 05:56 PM

I actually did this yesterday. I polished half my dads car last weekend then half this weekend. I applied PNS to the hood/top/trunk and passenger side. After I finished yesterday I re-applied PNS to the hood/top/trunk again along with the drivers side of the car.

**ghji222** · 05-03-2014, 06:18 AM

I used it many times and apply it on many cars.Its results are so good.I am a mechanic by profession so i properly know about it. Sonax Net Shield needs in every workshop.

**EVOlved** · 05-03-2014, 08:40 AM

Originally Posted by Fation

I have already used this on a vehicle. A 335i after doing a light swirl correction on it. Looks great.
My question is can you layer this product ? I know i heave read from Detailers Domain that they put 2 coats of it at times to make the paint ever smoother.
Can you layer it with another wax or sealant ?

I'm sure you CAN layer it. But will it have adverse effects?? From everything I have read, yes longevity will be sacrificed (hence I haven't tried it). Netshield is actually meant to be a topper to a Sonax coating sold in Europe.

**Just02896** · 05-03-2014, 09:03 AM

I've applied 2 coats of Netshield many times before with excellent results. I've also applied Netshield over WDGPS and it held up all winter long through the snow, sand, and salt. However, I wouldn't bother applying a wax over Netshield since there really isn't any benefit given the fact that waxes just don't last on daily drivers. You'd be much better served by 2 coats of Netshield or topping a sealant with Netshield.