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Carclean.com - The Car Care Shop
Welkom op het forum van Carclean.com! Carclean.com is dé shop voor autopoetsmiddelen. En hier op ons forum vind je antwoorden op al je (poets)vragen.
Ben je op zoek naar autopoetsmiddelen en wil je deze aanschaffen? In onze Carclean.com webshop vind je het grootste assortiment car care producten van de Benelux.
- Unieke speciaalzaak in autopoetsmiddelen
- Advies op maat door vakkundige medewerkers
- Ongekend groot assortiment
- Voor 21.00 uur besteld, dezelfde werkdag verzonden!
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vraag van een beginnende detailer
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volgens de omschrijving op de dodo potten kan het met een uur maar beter is 12 uur te wachten,ook advies van dodo juice
Van de Dodo site:
question
What is layering? And what is the best technique?
Answer
Waxes like to go on thinly, because they cure better. This means that to improve durability and depth of shine, it is better to layer a wax, rather than trowelling it on an inch deep. After all, the wax in contact with the paint is all that can bond. the rest gets buffed off. With layering, the law of diminishing returns applies. So 2-3 is all you need; remember that the solvent in the new layer of wax can remove a little of the old layer. The main points are: 1) although you can layer immediately after buffing, it is advisable to leave at least 30 mins, to allow the wax to fully cure - or as long as 24 hours if the car is in a clean garage; 2) don't layer over old wax or wax that has been on a car for weeks as it will have degraded and you'll risk trapping dirt between the coats; 3) only use a compatible quick detailer between layers as they contain ingredients that could interfere with the wax - or use a water mist if you need to dust the bodywork.
question
What is layering? And what is the best technique?
Answer
Waxes like to go on thinly, because they cure better. This means that to improve durability and depth of shine, it is better to layer a wax, rather than trowelling it on an inch deep. After all, the wax in contact with the paint is all that can bond. the rest gets buffed off. With layering, the law of diminishing returns applies. So 2-3 is all you need; remember that the solvent in the new layer of wax can remove a little of the old layer. The main points are: 1) although you can layer immediately after buffing, it is advisable to leave at least 30 mins, to allow the wax to fully cure - or as long as 24 hours if the car is in a clean garage; 2) don't layer over old wax or wax that has been on a car for weeks as it will have degraded and you'll risk trapping dirt between the coats; 3) only use a compatible quick detailer between layers as they contain ingredients that could interfere with the wax - or use a water mist if you need to dust the bodywork.
