What comes first glaze or sealant?

It is recommended to put the glaze on before the sealant. it can't hurt to put it on top, but i would probably top it with wax. It's all about how your car looks to you. I have discovered a lot of cool things by thinking outside the box, so don't be afraid to try it on top of your sealant and wax.
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Can I put sealant on top of glaze?

You definately do not want to put a sealant over a glaze, it will not stick to the surface with all the oils on it from the glaze. Sealants need raw, clean, contaminent free clear coats to bond to or they won`t last near as long.
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Is glaze the same as sealant?

Re: The difference between glaze and sealant? A glaze is typically to enhance shine and wetness, and to fill in fine scratches and swirls, whereas a sealant or a wax will give you protection. If you wanted to use a glaze, you would top it with a non-cleaning sealant or wax to provide real paint protection.
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Do you have to polish before sealant?

You need to strip the old wax from your paintwork before the sealant is applied. However, sealants can be applied after the paintwork is polished. Polish enhances the finish, but doesn't provide protection.
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Should I apply sealant before or after wax?

Sealants should be applied to the paint first, and should not go on top of a wax. This is because sealants need to properly bond to the paint in order to maximise durability. Waxes can be applied over the top of sealants or on their own.
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Can I wax over sealant?

Using both sealant and wax will give you a solution better than anything right out of the box. The best practice is to apply the sealant first and then to top that base layer with wax, but now there's an even more flexible way.
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Can I polish over sealant?

The Polish will take down the sealant and any wax esp. if you have fresh coats and not a heavy buildup. The real benefit of "preping" a panel before polishing is that your left with just the clean paint so you can really see what defects are in the panel that the LSP`s might be filling/hiding.
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Can you glaze before ceramic coating?

Re: Is it okay to use glaze before coating? The answer is "no". In order for a paint coating to properly bond to the paint the paint must be free from any substance that would hinder the coating from bonding. Glazes have polishing oils and these oils would interfere with the bonding of the coating.
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How do you prep paint for sealant?

The prep work for applying car paint sealant is simple. Just wash the car using the two-bucket method, spritz an isopropyl alcohol (IPA) spray solution on the surface to remove any debris or invisible contaminants, and wipe it away with a clean microfiber buffing cloth.
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Can I wax over glaze?

Use Wax over glaze to create patterns when layering glazes. Let your wax dry for several hours (when applied over glaze) before layering a second glaze. Often it is best to apply wax the day before you will dip the second glaze. Cover the wax jar so it doesn't dry out.
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Can you varnish over glaze?

A glaze can be applied over varnish, lacquer, shellac, or water-based finishes. The exceptions are oil or oil/varnish mix finishes. They won't seal out the glaze properly. My personal preference is to seal the wood with a couple of thin coats of fast-drying shellac.
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Can you put polyurethane over glaze coat?

Yes, you can. Water-based polyurethane won't cause problems when applied over epoxy resin coatings. However, I recommend using oil-based poly as epoxy resin glazes work perfectly on oil. Before putting the poly over, ensure the epoxy resin is sanded for a glossy finish.
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How long do car glazes last?

It's a hybrid wax and sealant product, meaning that it provides great shine like any other wax product with the benefits of the protection properties of a sealant. It lasts up to 6 months.
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When should you glaze a car?

WHEN DO I GLAZE? Glazes are best applied after claying and polishing your vehicle, but before sealing and waxing. In order for your glaze to stick the best and get the best results, it's important to clay bar your car first to purify the surface of any impurities.
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Should I clay bar my car before ceramic coating?

Some people opt not to use a clay bar when prepping the surface for ceramic coating application, but we highly recommend using it to smooth out the surface. Clay bar technique is a time-consuming process, so please do not rush through this step if you choose to use clay.
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Should I wax my car before applying ceramic coating?

While this is great for removing old layers of wax, it shortens rather than extends the life of your paint sealant. You should always polish your car before applying a ceramic coating, like Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Wax, to avoid wearing away that fresh layer of protection.
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Is glaze better than polish?

The Quick Answer. Glazes temporarily fill in minor scratches in the paint's clear coat, whilst polishes remove the scratches permanently. Glazes and polishes are both used to make a car look shinier by counteracting the dullness caused by light scratches in the clear coat.
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What should you not do after ceramic coating?

Use only recommended mild soaps. Avoid high volume brush style car washes, and high PH detergent style cleaners. Avoid washing in direct sunlight to minimize streaking and water spotting. Wash from the top down leaving the dirtiest sections for last to avoid cross contamination.
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Do you need to glaze a car?

Car glaze is a finer polish: Polish really fills in paint imperfections like swirl marks, while glaze goes a little further while adding a ton of extra depth to paintwork shine. You can skip it, but the results before a wax will be stunning, we promise.
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Can you use sealant on top of sealant?

Never apply new silicone sealant over old sealant as, in most cases, the old sealant would have fallen away or split meaning that, no matter how much new sealant you apply, the leak will persist. Not to mention, applying a new sealant over old will look incredibly messy and unappealing.
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Can you apply carnauba wax over sealant?

No, you can`t keep going back and forth between the two as you will have bonding issues with the sealant over the carnauba. You would need to remove the carnauba before re-applying the sealant.
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Can you layer car sealant?

Maximum layers

And 20 layers of sealant won't keep your car protected its entire lifetime. There is a maximum amount of layers that can be done. This maximum is reached when an extra layer of product either does not give any different result, or when the total thickness stops increases with an extra layer.
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