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My question is about applying wax after HDSpeed
Got the fiancees BMW all cleaned and finally no waterspots using washes, 3M clay, wash again, IPA and HD polish.
I have invested in HD Speed and Collinite 476S wax, but now reading so much about HD Speed / HD Poly (and i gots no Poly).....Gotta ask before i go ahead....
I can HD Speed and then put multiple coats of the Collinite 476S over that right?????
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Originally Posted by rcke
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I just used speed real quick on this outboard cover for my pontoon. Topped her nicely with Collinite 476S... seems ok so far. Gonna put her back on the lake slip tomorrow [emoji41] https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...9235d1ab36.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...94f45f0f67.jpg
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No problem.
If you've already got it looking nice with HD Polish, why bother with HD Speed? The limited lifespan of the Poxy in Speed won't really gain you anything if you're topping it with Collinite methinks.
Not only CAN you top Speed with the 476, it's actually a really great combo. I think you'll be impressed with the slickness, shine, and durability.
Going to have to agree with you on this. I don't see the point of HD Speed if HD Polish was already used. I would just use Collinite as a stand alone after HD Polish.Quote:
Originally Posted by BudgetPlan1
Just re-read the OP.
Yeah, No need to go HD Polish then Speed and wax.
One or the other.
well i wasted a little time and effort by doubling up on HD products already but live and learn
thanks!
Consider it a jewelling session then.